Review of A Cut Above Diamond Ring Purchased at White Flash For $4000

For more details of the ring I purchase, go to:
https://beyond4cs.com/jewelry-guide/e...

White Flash is a very reputable vendor in the industry and they are well known for their super ideal cut diamonds they sell. They offer both round and princess cut diamonds with AGS and GIA certificates in their signature lines.

In this review, I purchased a $4000 diamond engagement ring and recorded a video to show you how their A Cut Above diamonds look like in real life. A 0.60 carat round diamond with G color and VS2 clarity was picked and a designer Vatche setting was selected to complete the ring.

In order to assess the diamond's optical performance, we examine the diamond under various forms of environments that you will find yourself in most of the time. The diamond was reviewed under sunlight, outdoor shaded conditions, indoor spotlighting and office fluorescent lighting.

In the various types of lighting, we can see how the diamond behaves to exhibit sparkle and brilliance. So watch the full length video above to see it in action for yourself.

The thing about super ideal cut diamonds is that they provide a well balanced appearance and look great in almost any type of environments. That's because each individual facet has been carefully engineered and cut to exact proportions for the best light return.

On the other hand, poorly cut diamonds can look good in spotlighting environments and it can be hard for beginners to detect differences when compared to a well cut diamond. However, in lighting conditions such as shaded outdoor environments or fluorescent lighting, poorly cut diamonds look glassy and lack brightness.

Also, super ideal cut diamonds display an appealing contrast patterning which helps to captivate the eye and your attention. Poorly cut diamonds often have sub par patterning which look messy.

Finally, the A Cut Above diamond also displays extreme cut precision which results in crisp looking hearts and arrows patterning when viewed with a H&A scope. Most other diamonds will display H&A patternings which are inconsistent and defective.

I hope this video has offered you useful insights into how an A CUT Above (ACA) diamond from WhiteFlash.com looks like. Did you like what you see and which type of lighting do you think the diamond looks the best?

Leave a comment below to let me know your thoughts.

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