59% table

[HappyNewLife]

What do you think of a 59% table (and 62.0% depth) for a RB .67ct diamond? I know it''s not ideal but is it going to be a HUGE difference vs. an ideal cut stone?

Thanks in advance! I''m looking to put it in a Tiffany Etoile-inspired semi-bezel setting.

Here are the rest of the specs btw:

Carat weight: 0.67
Cut: V. Good
Color: G
Clarity: SI2
Price per carat: $1430
Depth %: 62.0
Table %: 59
Symmetry: Very Good
Polish: Very Good
Girdle: Thin
Culet: None
Fluorescence: Faint
Measurements: 5.60-5.63x3.48

Price is $915 if that helps.

Thanks in advance!

 

[stone-cold11]

what is the crown and pavilion angles? Also the stars and lower half numbers? These are more important than the table size.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 4/5/2010 2:18:04 PM
Author: Stone-cold11
what is the crown and pavilion angles? Also the stars and lower half numbers? These are more important than the table size.

Hi HnL

The above angles are essential for us to know, star and lower girdle facet percentages are useful if you have them. Also what are the grade making inclusions for this diamond such as feather, clouds etc?

The table size is actually fine, more important are the critical angles and some do in fact prefer a slightly larger table in their diamond, post the above info then we can go from there.

 

[oldminer]

That 0.67ct round is offered by three vendors on Pricescope and the one price you have is the least costly. Since the stone is not yet completely through processing by GIA apparently, the angles everyone wants to know about are not yet on-line for us to look at. One thing you need to know is what degree of "eye-clean" is the SI2?

 

[HappyNewLife]

thanks for your help. I have asked for eye-clean definitions as well. Hopefully the vendor will get back to me soon.