Originally Posted by Beatnik

Not sure how the transaction would work exactly, but I have a EGL Cert round brilliant in a 6-prong white gold solitaire setting. Paid about $8300 at a very reputable jeweler in Portland. Trying to see if there is any interest out there. Please have patience if we get a transaction started.

The Rappaport sheet had the base price at $7700. The color "D", and the complete lack of fluorescence, and the excellent cut put the price up +5% and +5%.

I'll list the proportions below. EGL calls it "Excellent, Excellent" with no Culet, and in the comments says "Excellent Ideal Cut". It showed excellent "Hearts and Arrows" looking through that device. I'd say the stone emphasizes brilliance over any other quality. The light return and the purity of the color of the light is outstanding. And I saw no fluorescence at all.

It's a lovely stone.
If you have any interest in it at all, I will give you a very good price.

Here's the proportions:
Dimensions: 6.56 - 6.53 x 3.96 mm
Table Depth: 60.5%
Table Width: 57%
Crown Height: 14%
Pavillion Depth: 43%
Girdle: Thin, Faceted

Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: Excellent
Culet: None

Comments: "DiaScript" in the girdle
"Excellent Ideal Cut" - The quality of the cut of this diamond achieves excellence in symmetry and proportion, thus obtaining the optimal dispersion of light and brilliance.