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| P: 10/22/2002 2:15:49 PM | |
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Rook Cut Rock Total Posts: 294 Last Post: 2/9/2004 Member Since: 10/4/2002 |
When I go out to local jewelers and view diamonds, they never readily have crown height and pavilion depth percentages. They usually will get that info if they think you are serious about the diamond. I am getting somewhat familiar with looking at diamonds so as to determine if a crown is too shallow or a pavilion too deep, but I was wondering if there is a better way. Is it possible, using a caliper or some other tool, to measure the exact crown height and pavilion depth when you go looking at diamonds? If so, where would you get such a device? thanks Rook Hope this helps! Rook. |
| Posted: 10/22/2002 2:15:49 PM | |
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| P: 10/22/2002 8:17:45 PM | |
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Rook Cut Rock Total Posts: 294 Last Post: 2/9/2004 Member Since: 10/4/2002 |
Any ideas!! Also, I have been looking over GIA's website at there training programs. What would be the major difference in the G.G. diploma and a graduate diamonds diploma??? If I was really only interested in diamonds would the gd be better. Also what if someone would like to become an actual diamond cutter! What route would you take to get there? I enjoy this site very much and learn an incrediable amount of information here and on member sites. I have become somewhat addicted to diamonds and diamond information. I am just finishing a JD and I am already looking into other things. Thanks Hope this helps! |
| Posted: 10/22/2002 8:17:45 PM | |
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