Table 62%...HCA 2.0. Ok to buy?

[rook02]

I found a diamond that has a pretty big table of 62%, but has an HCA of 2.0. Is this ok to buy? Below are specs.

Depth: 59.9
Table: 62
Crown angle: 33
Pavilion angle: 41

Cut, polish, and symmetry are all excellent

 

[Christina...]

It's a much larger table than most here would recommend. I would be worried about glare. Have you seen this stone?

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I personally wouldn't buy it, although if you like it and can get an idealscope image, it might be fine. I limit the table to 58 max because I think it is more attractive to have more crown showing. Also, I prefer the crown to be between 34-35.

 

[Dancing Fire]

I personally wouldn't buy it, although if you like it and can get an idealscope image, it might be fine. I limit the table to 58 max because I think it is more attractive to have more crown showing. Also, I prefer the crown to be between 34-35.

my limit is 56% max.i'd prefer a 54-55% table..

 

[sakari_8]

I think table is large, I would personally prefer between 54 to 58, if you have seen
the stone and like it than you should go for it or you could request for idealscope

 

[Ashleigh]

I'd only consider 62% depth, but not 62% table even if the HCA is 2.

 

[MichelleCarmen]

Have you seen a stone with a table that size in real life? You may want to look first to see if you like that look. Regardless of the HCA, that stone is going to have a very different look than a stone with a smaller table. I had a stone with a .5 on the HCA and the table was slighly smaller than other than my other diamonds and it helped me realize what my preferred table size is... everyone had a preferred size and seeing on the computer screen and using the HCA isn't always the easiest way to determine that.