Brilliant Cut Stone

Can someone tell me how much I should expect to spend on the following diamond?

GIA Certified Round Brilliant Stone
Carat Weight - 1.24 carats
Color - G
Clarity - SI1
Cut - Excellent
Polish - Excellent
Symmetry - Excellent
Flourescence - None
Culet - None
Measurements - 6.87 X 6.89 X 4.24 mm
Table - 57%
Girdle - Medium to Slightly thick

6,190 dollars

The closest comparable GIA stones I could find were on brilliance

http://www.brilliance.com

BSN0000694534
1.26 G/SI1
excellent cut v.good sym/pol.
no fluorescence, culet
med-sl thk girdle
6.92x6.97x4.24
6,908.23

BSN0000433494
1.26ct G/SI1
excellent cut, v.good sym/pol
57 table
6,713.11

I looked at bluenile, I did look at the James Allen site only 1 came up fitting the criteria and it was 7,800 for a premium cut, with excellent pol/sym in a G/SI1 for 1 and 1/4 ct, the table was 60 on this diamond, depth 61. Stock number 1197324 measurements 7.00x7.04x4.31

I found your diamond!

http://www.adiamor.com

1.23 carat
cut affinity/ideal
polish and symmetry excellent
girdle-medium faceted
no fluorescence
no culet
57 table, depth 61.5
D-8297829
6.89x6.87x4.23
cost 6,190 bankwire price 6,097
GIA certified the GIA certificate can be viewed, it shows the inclusions plotted 2 feathers on the table on the edge and one close to it, there are several crystal inclusions on the table off center to the left. GIA is pretty stringent about there grading and eyeclean on such a faceted round should be eyeclean. However due to the cluster of crystals that area between 9 and 7 oclock could look darker however they are very small. You would definately want to speak to them about it before purchase, and they want you to be happy, otherwise you'll return it. The really nice thing is that the majority of the diamond is VVS2 clarity