Do any KL have any shop carry or help order diamond from WF/BGD? As order online is alot troublesome for me since i working in Singapore. Visited the JannPaul few days back and I agree their service and diamond offer are good.

After check from site like BGV and WF, seem like there are more option with lesser price.

Using the same budget for 0.43 i can opt for 0.5 on WF/BGV for ideal cut.

How in a dilemma for time saving or cost saving. Budget try to fix at 10k+-

Yes, exactly.
Might consider purchase from them to save some hassle since working in SG.
In such case, is that meant if we have particular eye on specific diamond with GIA number.

dear bros, trying to follow all the thread from one to another for the past few hours.
same like all the bros here, we are here for the same reason.

I am planning to get one for my proposal.
I have a budget of RM5,000 for both setting and Diamond.
For setting: Simple will do.
For Diamond: I dont really have any idea. What is the biggest carat possible to get in this range without sacrificing much on the cut and clarity? 

Thanks for the insight kambingkoh. Now applying learnt knowledge to practicality, I went and chose a few diamonds from WhiteFlash. Would require feedback if I'm on the right path regarding my analysis of these particular diamonds.

Diamond 1 (AGS-104100163012) https://www.whiteflash.com/loose-diamonds/r...ond-4006518.htm
- Depth: 61.6%, Table: 55.6%, Crown Angle: 34.7, Pavillion Angle: 40.7 Proportions within range, HCA: 1.1
- Idealscope image: Slight misalignment on arrow at 2 o'clock arrow, slight asymetrical arrow base at 7 o'clock arrow
- ASET image: Some blue between 5 o'clock and 6 o'clock arrow. Duller return?

Diamond 2 (AGS-104099694019) https://www.whiteflash.com/loose-diamonds/r...ond-3994071.htm
- Depth: 61.8%, Table: 55.9%, Crown Angle: 34.7, Pavillion Angle: 40.8 Proportions within range, HCA: 1.4
- Idealscope image: Very slightly smaller arrow head at 6o'clock arrow
- ASET image: Some blue between 3-4, 5-6, 7-9, 11-12 arrows.

Diamond 3, 'Pie' Carat (AGS-104099797015): https://www.whiteflash.com/loose-diamonds/r...ond-3999643.htm
- Depth: 61.2%, Table: 57%, Crown Angle: 34.4, Pavillion Angle: 40.8 Proportions within range
- Idealscope image: Very minor dark spots in a ring around the arrows. Spread of dark spots very even so provides good interesting contrast?
- ASET image: Can see the dark "ring" more obviously here

Personal comment: My god this diamond is so symmetrical

Diamond 4 (AGS-104098959006): https://www.whiteflash.com/loose-diamonds/r...ond-3981476.htm
- Depth: 61.8%, Table: 55.7%, Crown Angle: 34.8, Pavillion Angle: 40.9 Proportions within range
- Idealscope image: Very minor dark spots in a ring around the arrows, even smaller than prev diamond
- ASET image: Some blue on the right face in between the arrows. Duller return?

The proportions look good. Although it is 41 pavilion angle, but should be relatively safe. Since you can view it, it will be best to see if it catches your attention.

As for 2016 diamond, it should be no owner before because firstly it is an I colour diamond, secondly it has medium blue fluorescence. Some said that blue fluorescence might make the diamond look cloudy, but now is your chance to observe it and see whether this diamond is cloudy or not. If it is clear to your eyes, then I believe no problem at all.

The 75% lower girdle and the small table is good. This will give some bold sparks and possibly better fire.

Overall, it is slightly deep but should be okay.

Reference and recommendation:
https://www.whiteflash.com/loose-diamonds/r...id=myengringexp (affiliate link). Around RM 7000 for diamond and add RM 1500 for setting, final price RM 8500. So I would say the offer they provided you is pretty decent. Just check the cut before you buy if you interested. And also check whether it is cloudy.

And then we have this one:
https://www.briangavindiamonds.com/diamonds...?a_aid=myengexp (affiliate link). Blue by Brian Gavin piece. Possibly cost you around RM 7224 including shipping to Malaysia, so ultimately it is more expensive still. However, it has a better clour compared to others here. Sad thing is that you have just missed the 10 perecent discount promo,

Since many of the diamonds come close, i think video is pretty useful and more practical. Of course, this is just my own opinion and I would hsually ask the buyer to seek second opinion from the diamond selling company to review the diamonds. They can do it because they can access the diamond physically, unlike vendors who rely on virtual directory.