1.50 ct diamond need help on cut

[june_jzhou]

I am going to get diamond 1.50 ct H VS1 (GIA certification). I have checked in the Holloway Cut Adviser and I got a 1.1.

Cut grade :Excellent
Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: Excllent
Table: 59%
Depth: 60.2%
crown angle: 33%
pavillion angle: 41%
culet: none
fluoresence: none
girdle: thin - slightly thick (faceted)
Is the table to big? I know the ideal cut table range is 52.5% - 58.4%
Is the crown angle is OK?
Is the girdle thin is OK?

Is there anything esle that I can check to ensure that it is a beautiful diamond?

Thanks so much for help.

June

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 12/31/2008 3:54:43 AM
Author:june_jzhou

I am going to get diamond 1.50 ct H VS1 (GIA certification). I have checked in the Holloway Cut Adviser and I got a 1.1.

Cut grade :Excellent
Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: Excllent

Table: 59%
Depth: 60.2%
crown angle: 33%
pavillion angle: 41%
culet: none
fluoresence: none
girdle: thin - slightly thick (faceted)

Is the table to big? I know the ideal cut table range is 52.5% - 58.4%
Is the crown angle is OK?
Is the girdle thin is OK?

Is there anything esle that I can check to ensure that it is a beautiful diamond?

Thanks so much for help.

June

Hi June,

This is a potentially nice diamond, the table is a little larger but some prefer that look. The angles are complimentary so it should be a very attractive diamond, the girdle is in a good range of thin - slightly thick. Have you seen the diamond in person?

 

[stone-cold11]

Date: 12/31/2008 3:54:43 AM
Author:june_jzhou

I am going to get diamond 1.50 ct H VS1 (GIA certification). I have checked in the Holloway Cut Adviser and I got a 1.1.

Cut grade :Excellent
Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: Excllent
Table: 59%
Depth: 60.2%
crown angle: 33%
pavillion angle: 41%
culet: none
fluoresence: none
girdle: thin - slightly thick (faceted)

Looks good.

 

[Ellen]

There''s nothing wrong with the numbers, it''s just cut towards the brilliant side/will most likely show a bit less fire. Is that ok with you?