I 100% agree- they are so beautiful

I'm a I guy

yea, i'm considering getting aK,L,M tone... they are cheaper too.

yes I think they look classic and ancient

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ProudKansan08 thank you so much for watching and for your kind words. We’re so happy to hear you’d now consider a warmer color stone after watching our video. 😊 If you like different, we have many different cuts and would be happy to help you find one that you’d be proud to show off.

I purchased a 1ct M for my soon to be fiance and have to say in an 18ct gold setting solitaire, it looks absolutely gorgeous! I'm a guy and I'm in love with it.

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Yes, we are indeed splitting hairs.

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That's a beautiful way to put it! When the time comes for an upgrade, feel free to look in our direction as we should be able to beat anyone's prices while matching apples to apples regarding quality : )

I bought the VVS1 without watching these video I got L . I’m still happy with mine. I do better on the next upgrade.

Me too, I like color.

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I’m thinking of getting a k diamond.

We could do that. Feel free to contact sales@goodoldgold.com with your request and we'll be happy to make you a personalized video showing off one of our warmer colored diamonds in a gold, rose, and platinum setting.

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I just got a D, VS1, Excellent cut and 1.5 carat in oval shape. So happy with it

Thanks for sharing!!

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Thanks, we're glad the video was helpful ; ) If you're even in the market for a diamond, feel free to contact sales@goodoldgold.com . We should be able to beat anyone's prices when comparing apples to apples regarding quality. If you see an online diamond elsewhere, send us the link and chances are we can offer you that same exact diamond for less!

Sounds like it's cut quality is really good! A lot of brilliant light return!

@@DiamondInfoMan thank you for that kind comment! I was on a very strict budget!

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Be careful with moisannite and anything oily like hand creams, salad dressing, etc. It will ruin the sparkle of the stone. Moisannite is porous and will soak up the oil with a permanent affect.

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Hey Monica, Nice to see you on our KZfaq channel. You're always so kind with your comments on Instagram, we appreciate all your positivity and kind words. I'm so glad you've learned so much from us that means the world.

When working with a decent retailer, most eternity rings will have the diamonds handpicked to match which means you should be safe. If it doesn't work out though, we're just a phone call away as we should be able to beat anyone's prices when comparing apples to apples regarding quality! (516) 798-5151

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We're glad the video was helpful! If you're even in the market for a diamond, feel free to contact sales@goodoldgold.com as we should be able to beat anyone's prices. For instance, if you see a diamond on another website, there's a good chance we can offer you that same exact diamond at a lower price!

I don't disagree with you, but I saw a particular D graded diamond that had positive/good fluorescence, which means that it didn't give the diamond a milky, cloudy or hazy effect... what the fluorescence did was add a bright white glow to the diamond. The other D graded diamond next to it that didn't have fluorescence looked a bit dull in comparison. Unfortunately the effects of fluorescence in white diamonds is unpredictable, it could make it or break it, it's basically a case to case basis. Fluorescence could either be positive, which means that it compliments and enhances the look of the stone, or it could also be negative which means that it compromises the beauty of the stone by making it look milky, hazy or cloudy, especially in direct sunlight.

@@dayangmarikit6860 one time I ordered a diamond labeled as faint flourescence by GIA, but it showed very blue under direct sunlight. Do you why it's the case? Thank you!

@@kgan4733 Based on what I've read, it's not fluorescence but rather a sign that the stone has an excellent cut, because it perfectly reflects the blue sky, kind of like how the ocean turns blue when it reflects the sky.

@@kgan4733 D color grade diamond with strong fluorescence in direct sunlight. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aZmUgqylqpexoWQ.html

@@dayangmarikit6860 It could be part of it. Later I returned that one and ordered a new diamond about the same cutting but no flourescence. It shows slightly blue under the sunlight. Based on the difference, I think flourescence still plays a role in the blue reflection. I just can't believe faint flourescence can show such strong blue. I can't imagine what will happen if a diamond has strong flourescence 😅

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We agree. Although rare, it's fascinating when a diamond shows up that's as perfect as a flawless diamond!

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Yes, cut is the most important

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Edesa Javier thank you for watching our video and your kind words 😊

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L GaRi Colorless Diamonds are hard to come by. Less than 1% of the Diamonds that come out of the earth are D or E. “I” color stones are beautiful!

Costco always has diamonds ranging up to D for incredible prices 😊

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@@DS-tw9ls Probably not GIA or AGS certified though

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We appreciate your feedback : ) It's an older video and we've limited this that kind of stuff in our newer video's and will continue to do so.

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We're glad that our educational videos are of assistance. If your husband is considering buying a diamond, feel free to contact sales@goodoldgold.com. There is a good chance we have access to the same diamond he's viewing elsewhere and odds are we can offer that exact diamond to you for less than its listed price!

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If the diamond emits rainbow colors, it could be real. Like crystals, the sparkle in a diamond can show all of the colors of a rainbow depending on the lighting environment they are placed under. However there are other types of stones that can replicate this effect as well. So they are possibility real diamonds, but I'd need more information to know for sure.

Thanks for your feedback! It does sometimes seem like the visual difference between certain colors are often wider than others. For example, many of our customers notice the difference between I-J colored diamond more than G-H colored diamonds. It's not always the case, but seems like a trend.

really? moissanite is a 9.25 on the mohs scale. alsmost as strong. and 10 times cheaper

That's a good question. Although IGI doesn't have the reputation that GIA has, from my understanding, IGI has been the main laboratory where suppliers are sending their lab grown diamonds to be certified and from our experience, IGI is pretty on par for the most part. We at Good Old Gold can send a diamond to GIA for a second opinion if you have any concerns on a diamond you might be considering. If so, there's even a good chance we have access to that same diamond and can offer it to you for less than the listed price. So if you'd like our assistance, feel free to contact sales@goodoldgold.com as we'd be happy to assist and do our best to save you $$..

The color in a "J" colored diamond shouldn't prevent the diamond from sparking. Sparkle usually has more to do with the "cut quality". You could have a D - IF, but if the cut is not great and there is significant light leakage, it's brilliance will be lackluster. Although many might assume otherwise, this often occurs in diamonds that are graded GIA Triple Excellent graded (as demonstrated in this video) - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eM2hl8WUpqyRh5c.html . Hopefully, the diamond you ordered is stunning. But if you end up being disappointed, feel free to contact sales@goodoldgold.com and we'll be happy to source you a super brilliant diamond for a very completive price!