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Hi Kizor,----------------
On 5/20/2003 5:35:35 PM kizor wrote:
...BTW I was faxed Sarin info concerning some of the stones you were inquiring about, specifically the square stone (1.06ct D VS1). The stone has a 26.7 crown angle with a 60.7 pavilion angle along with the 61 table and 74 depth. That combo I KNOW does not work so I'd recommend a pass on that particular stone.
Wow...does that mean this stone has a very high crown height %? I am looking for 9-10. Although the table is nice and low(i am assuming that is good)...the depth is 13 points higher. Is that something I should avoid? You mentioned in a previous post that u liked about 5 diference between table and depth.----------------
Actually on this particular stone the crown angles were too shallow for the pavilion that it was being coupled with. FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES here is a diamond with a crown/pavilion combo that is similar ... http://www.goodoldgold.com/princess_1_27ct_d_vs1.htm. This diamonds crown angle is 26.3 with a pavilion angle of 58.5. It's table/total depth on paper looked SUPER. Total depth was 72.3% with a 68% table. Optical results were not pleasing as you can see there is considerable leakage all around the outside of the table.
The crown height on the 1.06ct was just under 9%. While that does throw up a flag it's the relationship between the angles that are more important.
Did you see our page entitled "Common Princess"? It features a virtual comparison of what is commonly sold on the market vs the rarest and how these can be compared side by side on the internet in a type of "virtual reality". If you'd like to see that drop me an email and I'll share that with ya. It's really cool.
Peace,
Jonathan