Ideal Cushion Diamond Comparison

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L-R: 1.51 GVS1 Cushion v360.in/movie/...
1.52 EVS2 Cushion v360.in/movie/...
1.50 FVS2 Cushion v360.in/movie/...
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[@DonGizzle615]

I would choose the 1.52 EVS2.
That crushed ice one
looks weak and lifeless.
Is GOG also shipping to Germany ?
Do you buy or trade in
Diamonds (IGI, sealed) ?
I would like to see a video with deeper information about inclusions. The different types, how they exactly look like, what are "good ones", what are "bad ones"... maybe you can share your opinion with us.
Thanks

[@GOGDiamondLab]

Hey DonGizzle615. GOG does ship to Germany. We also buy and trade in diamonds that are both certified by any lab as well as uncertified. Inclusions are difficult to show off in a video because most of them are microscopic. But here is a link to an article that explains inclusions more in depth taylorandhart.com/us/guidance/advanced-diamond-guidance/types-of-diamond-inclusions#twinning-wisps. Most of our customers want an eye clean diamond and you don't always have to keep in the VS range in order to find one. We've sold many eye clean SI's as well (not very easy to find, but it's often why people reason out to us for assistance). It usually comes down to wither the customer is looking for a microscopically clean diamond or of they are fine as long as it is eye clean and this is a matter of personal preference. I would however tend to avoid inclusions that reach the top surface of the diamond because it could affect the durability of the diamond as well as collect dirt. I would recommend also avoiding inclusions that are perpendicular and close to an edge of the corner of a diamond because that can leave the diamond more prone to chipping. So for example if you have a Princess diamond with a long feather running perpendicular to one of the corners of the diamond, if the diamond is hit hard enough, the pointed corner might chip off.

[@DonGizzle615]

First, thank you for your detailed answer ! The link is fantastic, exactly what i was looking for. I'm pretty sure that my next purchase will be from you guys at GOG. Looking for a nice H&A for my private collection. So again, thank you very much !

[@GOGDiamondLab]

We're glad that we could be of assistance and we'll be happy to further help when the time comes regarding your diamond purchase! We'll do our best to ensure that you would be getting the best quality for the best price!