Diamond Heads: Analyze this for me?

Ns1

No Lifer
Jun 17, 2001
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I still have no idea WTF all this shit means

http://www.amazon.com/Platinum...qid=1196723356&sr=11-1

Brand Name: Amazon.com Collection
Metal stamp: PLT
Metal: Platinum
Material: diamond
Gem Type: Diamond
Total Diamond Weight: 0.97 carats
Setting: 4 prong
Diameter: 4 millimeters
Back finding: screw
Total metal weight: 1.5 Gram
Number of stones: 2
Stone Cut: good
Stone Color: J
Stone Clarity: I2
Stone shape: rounds
Diamond Information
Stone shape: rounds
Minimum color: J
Minimum Clarity: I2
Cut: good
Minimum Total Carat Weight: 0.97 carats(View Earring on Ear)
 

jagec

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Apr 30, 2004
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Originally posted by: Ns1
Brand Name: Amazon.com Collection
Tells you which big red JDM sticker to plaster on your GF's forehead.
Metal stamp: PLT
Probably stands for "platinum"
Metal: Platinum
I must be psychic. Part of the noble metal series, pricey, catalyzes many reactions but is itself unreactive, considered to be elegant by many people and profitable by jewelers.
Material: diamond
This is a crystalline form of carbon which has very interesting physical properties, but the majority of larger examples are actually used for purely decorative devices.
Gem Type: Diamond
When a piece of the above mentioned substance forms into one solid crystal, it is often cut, polished, and mounted as a "gemstone", which is simply a piece of a somewhat rare mineral that is attractively displayed.
Total Diamond Weight: 0.97 carats
Weight ranking. 1 carat = 200 mg. The higher the carat value, the pricier the diamond, both because of the increased amount and the difficulty of finding large enough crystals that are sufficiently well-formed.
Setting: 4 prong
Number of metal prongs that hold the diamond in place.
Diameter: 4 millimeters
A measure of the largest edge-to-edge distance on a circle, used to indicate size.
Back finding: screw
By using a modified form of an inclined plane mounted on a solid rod, mechanical torsion can be massively amplified into axial force. Commonly used for attachment.
Total metal weight: 1.5 Gram
As the carat defines the size of the diamond, this defines the amount of metal. Platinum is trading for ~$1460 an ounce on the global market. Chances are the price you will pay is somewhat higher.
Number of stones: 2
"Stones" is a boring and unflattering term for "diamond" in the trade. Don't worry, you won't get a chunk of granite or anything.
Stone Cut: good
The number and orientation of the facets of a diamond, as well as the smoothness and quality of each facet. This is a somewhat subjective measure, so saying the cut is "good" is almost a worthless piece of information, but generally speaking the closer to an "ideal" cut, the more brilliant the diamond will appear due to internal reflection. The diameter in mm of a round brilliant cut diamond should be about 6.5* (cube root(carat wt)).
Stone Color: J
Impurities in diamonds change their color. Some colors actually command a premium, others reduce the value of the diamond. The GIA color scale ranges from "D" to "Z", where D is colorless and Z is very yellow. J is "near-colorless".
Stone Clarity: I2
Measure of inclusions (defects). "I2" is included, visible under 10x magnification, and not a very high rating.
Stone shape: rounds
"rounds" is the plural of "round", since there is more than one diamond. "Round" is a less technical term for "circular".
Diamond Information
Self-explanatory.
Stone shape: rounds
See jagec, et al. "Replying to topic: Diamond Heads: Analyze this for me?", post 1, 12/4/2007.
Minimum color: J
See jagec, et al. "Replying to topic: Diamond Heads: Analyze this for me?", post 1, 12/4/2007.
Minimum Clarity: I2
See jagec, et al. "Replying to topic: Diamond Heads: Analyze this for me?", post 1, 12/4/2007.
Cut: good
See jagec, et al. "Replying to topic: Diamond Heads: Analyze this for me?", post 1, 12/4/2007.
Minimum Total Carat Weight: 0.97 carats(View Earring on Ear)

See jagec, et al. "Replying to topic: Diamond Heads: Analyze this for me?", post 1, 12/4/2007.
 

Canai

Diamond Member
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Originally posted by: Mrvile
This must be the most successful thread...evar.

Yes I am surprised, and slightly ashamed, that ATOT produced such a thread.
 

Aharami

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I hereby set forth my motion for banning jagec as he clearly does not live by the ATOT code. nef for life