Can you please reveal the price of both of the diamonds? Its basically the most important thing you didnt mention... Would love to know the cost of these beauties... Thank You.
Thank you for your excellent analysis and simple explanation on how to look at diamond. I thank you and this video is very informative, I should have watch this video before buying a diamond of any kind, really!
HCA score for A is 1.1 and for B is 5.4. Big difference. Question: why diamond B looks whiter/brighter in the jewelry shop lightning? Because of more black background for diamond A?
Hi Emil, Thank you for your comment! You are absoultely correct. Although both diamonds have similar Cut, Carat, Color and Clarity grades, they do have different proportions, which partly explains why they perform so differently. However, proportions is not the only factor that can affect a diamond's light performance. For example, in this video, ruclips.net/video/-tgPS9HL5q4/видео.html We showed 2 similar diamonds, where both diamonds have similar grades and Diamond B has better proportions but is still have poor light performance. At the end of the day, the certificate can only reveal this much information about the light performance of a diamond. The ASET scope will provide a much better analysis on the light performance of a diamond. This gives better consumer protection when purchasing. Under jewelry shop lights, diamond B may look brighter/whiter due to its lack of contrast (dark/black arrows). A brilliant diamond requires a good balance in brightness and contrast. In direct lighting (eg. sunlight), these contrast areas become fire, which gives a diamong those colorful rainbow flares. This is why, under the gemex lighting, you'll notice that Diamond B does not have those its arrows (contrast) lighting up :)
To say that Diamond B (right) is poor is completely incorrect, If you place a third stone with an actual "poor" cut grade into the mix you will see what that looks like. Don't fall into the trap of comparing minutiae they are both great stones.
You’re 100% right. These people call any diamond they don’t sell "poor " No reputable lab even uses the term "super ideal cut" thats an online vendor gimmick. yes the symmetry is excellent. zoomed in close like this you can see the cut quality better but from a normal viewing distance your eyes or stranger’s eyes won’t this notice minimal "light leakage" of the "poor " cut store. No one will notice. Who walks around with a Gamex machine to show people the light performance?
I'm sooooo confused, I would have thought the diamond on the right was cut better because you can"t see those dark black arrows noticeably. Why would anyone want to see black lines inside their diamond???
The black arrows are coming from the back of the holder (dark). By seeing them it displays good symmetry, cut and dimensions. While you see the dark bits now, when fitted to a ring those darks bits will reflect white light and flares of colours brighter and better then the other ring as shown. As a result it's a better or more ideal cut diamond.
This is how you know the average person doesn’t know about diamonds. Even tho it all depends on taste, if you’re not well informed your taste might be skewed due to ignorance. If you can see the arrows that means it’s symmetry is already on a good path.
Man that was a very good lesson. I actually compared what you said and the price of the stone sky rocket.🚀 and the stock amount dropped very very interesting.
Jannpaul you know what you are talking about what is the best depth% and all that to get the best brilliance and fire out of your diamond if you don't mind
If i buy a diamond under super ideal cut section in any website and it’s repot shows heart and arrows. I’m i safe Does it have good light performance??
Hi Irfaan, Sure! We do have a video showcasing our Signature cuts under the Hearts & Arrows viewer, ruclips.net/video/osFJilKnh-w/видео.html You may also check out its limitations at, ruclips.net/video/h4_Mt5jgnzA/видео.html Cheers, JannPaul
I noticed when you put the diamonds in the gemex that the arrows on the inside were lighting up more on Diamond A, but the arrows on the outside were lighting up more on Diamond B. Does that mean it's better for the arrows on the inside (under the table) to light up? If so, why? Thank you!
from what i understand you want the inside arrows to show up more with contrast. When no inside arrows it means the center table is darker with no light reflection giving it a ring of death as they call it phenomena.
I had a quarter caret stud earring it had the 8 errows it had great fire outside I needed money the pawnshop only gave me 30$ for that earring how much would a .25 CT stud with good cut cost roughly
Andy Nguyen108 Hi Andy, it's difficult to analyze the diamond just got the GIA report alone. You are able to use the HCA tool to analyze its proportions, while you'll need the ASET and Hearts & Arrows scope to anaylze its light performance. If you need any help, feel free to email us at sales@jannpaul.com Cheers, Eugene
surprisingly it's not. I was a layperson about 2 hours ago. Now I feel like I've understood 90% of what I need to know to be a well-informed consumer and investor. That's the beauty of these kinds of videos, they demonstrate difficult concepts in a very intuitive and easy-to-grasp way.
You know what your talking I got a question.. I had maybe a quarter carat yellow gold stud earring im not a diamond expert but it had the arrows in diamond when I looked threw magnification glass and didn't have many spots in diamond to my eye and sparkled a lot in sun pawn shop only gave me 40$ just cause it had good cut and sparkled does that make it worth lot of money or could it sparkle and not be expensive? I'm going crazy thinking I got ripped off plz response
hello, thank you for the video. Which would your pick between Option 1 cut very good, color I, SI2, and 1.02 ct or Option 2 Round brilliant cut, color J, VS2, .97 ct?
Hi Ana, Thank you for your comment! It would be difficult to make a decision based on those details. Would you be able to share their GIA certificate number and scope images of them with us? This would allow us to advise you on them. Feel free to email us at sales@jannpaul.com We'll be happy to help you out! :)
@@BIGTUNES2010So you get divorced often? How many people honestly sell their engagement rings? Used jewelry ages like milk its a liability not an asset.
No it doesn’t. Moissanite all look yellow. Moissanites cut is much inferior than diamonds. Cuts matters the most and moissanite has no cut rating, why?
So wait....any other cut is inferior to this cut???? So, I won't get the same brilliance with an emerald cut?? ........*answering my own question* it IS called the...*cough*....super........ideal...cut.........
Emerald cuts have an entirely different look. I don't think it's fair to compare a round brilliant to an emerald cut for sparkle, since brilliants sparkle, while emerald cuts exhibit big flashes (the "hall of mirrors" effect).
D and flawless is my standard; certification and their weight is veraciously irrelevant. Of course, my master craft only permits super ideal workmanship...
you can buy diamonds at any diamond retail shos at the malls or online. But remember: Diamond is ALWAYS look charming on you, make you look more beautiful, as soon as you have BEAUTIFUL SKIN (doesn't matter black, white or others.), and make sure you have LONG, SLIM FINGERS..... then any diamond rings would make you LOOK awesome. Please dont even think about purchase diamond ring IF you have UGLY FINGERS, Thin, long fingers would look great at any diamond (even i3, still look like IF, or VVSI) I hate to sale diamonds to any ugly customer, doesnt matter how rich they are.
Can you please reveal the price of both of the diamonds? Its basically the most important thing you didnt mention... Would love to know the cost of these beauties...
Thank You.
i enjoy your videos more than any other and learn more. thank you
Thank you for your excellent analysis and simple explanation on how to look at diamond. I thank you and this video is very informative, I should have watch this video before buying a diamond of any kind, really!
HCA score for A is 1.1 and for B is 5.4. Big difference. Question: why diamond B looks whiter/brighter in the jewelry shop lightning? Because of more black background for diamond A?
Hi Emil,
Thank you for your comment! You are absoultely correct. Although both diamonds have similar Cut, Carat, Color and Clarity grades, they do have different proportions, which partly explains why they perform so differently.
However, proportions is not the only factor that can affect a diamond's light performance. For example, in this video, ruclips.net/video/-tgPS9HL5q4/видео.html
We showed 2 similar diamonds, where both diamonds have similar grades and Diamond B has better proportions but is still have poor light performance.
At the end of the day, the certificate can only reveal this much information about the light performance of a diamond. The ASET scope will provide a much better analysis on the light performance of a diamond. This gives better consumer protection when purchasing.
Under jewelry shop lights, diamond B may look brighter/whiter due to its lack of contrast (dark/black arrows). A brilliant diamond requires a good balance in brightness and contrast.
In direct lighting (eg. sunlight), these contrast areas become fire, which gives a diamong those colorful rainbow flares. This is why, under the gemex lighting, you'll notice that Diamond B does not have those its arrows (contrast) lighting up :)
@@JannPaulDiamonds 8.
To say that Diamond B (right) is poor is completely incorrect, If you place a third stone with an actual "poor" cut grade into the mix you will see what that looks like. Don't fall into the trap of comparing minutiae they are both great stones.
Thank you.
How can a gia excellent cut diamond be a poorly cut stone🤔🤔🤔
@@kwamestamps35 comparative to the super ideal cut
You’re 100% right.
These people call any diamond they don’t sell "poor " No reputable lab even uses the term "super ideal cut" thats an online vendor gimmick.
yes the symmetry is excellent. zoomed in close like this you can see the cut quality better but from a normal viewing distance your eyes or stranger’s eyes won’t this notice minimal "light leakage" of the "poor " cut store.
No one will notice. Who walks around with a Gamex machine to show people the light performance?
Exactly
You always make great videos, most appreciated, thanks for sharing and educating your viewers,
So, in other words GIA doesn’t mean shit! They should definitely mention contrast in their certificates!
I loved this video. I learned so much. Thank you!
I'm sooooo confused, I would have thought the diamond on the right was cut better because you can"t see those dark black arrows noticeably. Why would anyone want to see black lines inside their diamond???
The black arrows are coming from the back of the holder (dark). By seeing them it displays good symmetry, cut and dimensions. While you see the dark bits now, when fitted to a ring those darks bits will reflect white light and flares of colours brighter and better then the other ring as shown. As a result it's a better or more ideal cut diamond.
This is how you know the average person doesn’t know about diamonds. Even tho it all depends on taste, if you’re not well informed your taste might be skewed due to ignorance. If you can see the arrows that means it’s symmetry is already on a good path.
Man that was a very good lesson. I actually compared what you said and the price of the stone sky rocket.🚀 and the stock amount dropped very very interesting.
EXTREMELY USEFUL
Nice Post. I really enjoyed this video and also i impressed and i got something new ideas about clarity and cut. keep updating. cheers.
if it was super ideal that's an official cut grade just like ideal is and that would be indicated in the GIA report or am i incorrect? 🤔
Jannpaul you know what you are talking about what is the best depth% and all that to get the best brilliance and fire out of your diamond if you don't mind
GIA really does need to reevaluate how cut is graded. Other labs have adapted ideal cuts.
If i buy a diamond under super ideal cut section in any website and it’s repot shows heart and arrows. I’m i safe
Does it have good light performance??
Isn't it all laboratories made diamonds are without fluorescent and natural diamonds are with fluorescent?
Diamond A has more distinct arrows?
Hi Jann, please will you make a video of your hearts and arrows viewer? the blue contrasts really well!!
Hi Irfaan,
Sure! We do have a video showcasing our Signature cuts under the Hearts & Arrows viewer,
ruclips.net/video/osFJilKnh-w/видео.html
You may also check out its limitations at,
ruclips.net/video/h4_Mt5jgnzA/видео.html
Cheers,
JannPaul
Very interesting. Thanks for posting!
we want a video on rose cut diamonds. thanks.
I hope you make more video about Lotus cut, it be nice, thank you
If the Gia report is identical how will I know which one is supercut if I'm buying the diamond online
Maha Anwar follow their criteria for table, girdle, angle, pavilion percentage
I noticed when you put the diamonds in the gemex that the arrows on the inside were lighting up more on Diamond A, but the arrows on the outside were lighting up more on Diamond B. Does that mean it's better for the arrows on the inside (under the table) to light up? If so, why? Thank you!
from what i understand you want the inside arrows to show up more with contrast. When no inside arrows it means the center table is darker with no light reflection giving it a ring of death as they call it phenomena.
Other than the 8 spokes, I cannot see any difference in brilliance or scintillation.
Nice🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍
Is it GIA Report or certificate?!
I had a quarter caret stud earring it had the 8 errows it had great fire outside I needed money the pawnshop only gave me 30$ for that earring how much would a .25 CT stud with good cut cost roughly
I think u got scammed :/
I enjoy your videos & I learn more
learn a lot from your channel.thank you
I really enjoy your video. If i buy super ideal cut but the GIA report just shown excellent. How can I verify the diamond?
Andy Nguyen108
Hi Andy, it's difficult to analyze the diamond just got the GIA report alone. You are able to use the HCA tool to analyze its proportions, while you'll need the ASET and Hearts & Arrows scope to anaylze its light performance. If you need any help, feel free to email us at sales@jannpaul.com
Cheers,
Eugene
Great info
In other words - a nightmare, for the lay person!
surprisingly it's not. I was a layperson about 2 hours ago. Now I feel like I've understood 90% of what I need to know to be a well-informed consumer and investor. That's the beauty of these kinds of videos, they demonstrate difficult concepts in a very intuitive and easy-to-grasp way.
Wow amazing to know
Very nice
do the arrows in the middle looking darker means a better cut ?
from what i understand yes the more defined the arrows the better the contrast and light reflecting performance.
Are your Super Ideal Cut diamonds GemEx Certified?
You know what your talking I got a question.. I had maybe a quarter carat yellow gold stud earring im not a diamond expert but it had the arrows in diamond when I looked threw magnification glass and didn't have many spots in diamond to my eye and sparkled a lot in sun pawn shop only gave me 40$ just cause it had good cut and sparkled does that make it worth lot of money or could it sparkle and not be expensive? I'm going crazy thinking I got ripped off plz response
yep not a bad deal.
hello, thank you for the video. Which would your pick between Option 1 cut very good, color I, SI2, and 1.02 ct or Option 2 Round brilliant cut, color J, VS2, .97 ct?
Hi Ana,
Thank you for your comment! It would be difficult to make a decision based on those details. Would you be able to share their GIA certificate number and scope images of them with us? This would allow us to advise you on them.
Feel free to email us at sales@jannpaul.com
We'll be happy to help you out! :)
ask for the factory report
Where can i buy super ideal cut diamond?
Hi Roman,
Feel free to email us at sales@jannpaul.com and we'll be happy to help you out :)
where can i buy your diamond? i am interesting your solasfera and octagon diamond. Do you have about 0.3ct of that diamond?
Hi Unyang, yes we do have 0.3ct. Feel free to email at sales@jannpaul.com Hope to hear from you soon.
unyang limabelas , check out moissanite , it is the same as diamond
Diamonds confusing af no wonder no one buys it in my country
Those are huuuuuuge
Moissanite looks more beautiful. Sparkles more.
Odd Geir Frausing say that when your reselling it
@@BIGTUNES2010So you get divorced often? How many people honestly sell their engagement rings? Used jewelry ages like milk its a liability not an asset.
No it doesn’t. Moissanite all look yellow. Moissanites cut is much inferior than diamonds. Cuts matters the most and moissanite has no cut rating, why?
So wait....any other cut is inferior to this cut???? So, I won't get the same brilliance with an emerald cut?? ........*answering my own question* it IS called the...*cough*....super........ideal...cut.........
Emerald cuts have an entirely different look. I don't think it's fair to compare a round brilliant to an emerald cut for sparkle, since brilliants sparkle, while emerald cuts exhibit big flashes (the "hall of mirrors" effect).
Jaaai certifikite!
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Funny how humans put values on things, I don't know a single person that stares at a piece of diamond all day to be worth the differences.
I legit stare at mine all day😆😆 (female here). I do work at a computer for a lot of the day though
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Hear that ladies? Make your man pay the couple extra thousand for the barely noticeable difference
Kennedy Tank Hahahaha!
D and flawless is my standard; certification and their weight is veraciously irrelevant. Of course, my master craft only permits super ideal workmanship...
you can buy diamonds at any diamond retail shos at the malls or online.
But remember:
Diamond is ALWAYS look charming on you, make you look more beautiful, as soon as you have BEAUTIFUL SKIN (doesn't matter black, white or others.), and make sure you have LONG, SLIM FINGERS..... then any diamond rings would make you LOOK awesome.
Please dont even think about purchase diamond ring IF you have UGLY FINGERS,
Thin, long fingers would look great at any diamond (even i3, still look like IF, or VVSI)
I hate to sale diamonds to any ugly customer, doesnt matter how rich they are.
lol you're such a fucking idiot.. Good luck with your pathetic life