Any input....old european or transitional

[walkersareit]

I would appreciate any input as to the time frame of the cut of this round diamond. I have searched quite a few sites and I think the more I search, the more confused I become.

 

[Asscherhalo_lover]

It looks like it needs a good cleaning! Based on the larger table and teeny tiny culet I'll say transitional.

 

[arkieb1]

It could be a transitional, having said that the crown height, and style of the setting means it could be an average cut modern round brilliant we cannot tell from your photos.

 

[chrono]

Definitely needs a major cleaning but it looks like a modern RB to me.

 

[walkersareit]

Do the below pics help?

 

[liaerfbv]

Could be a transitional. In the last profile pic, it seems the left prong is not touching the diamond.

 

[chrono]

Looks transitional to modern.

 

[walkersareit]

The stone has been reset. All the prongs are touching the diamond. I think the picture was obscuring the view. Prior to resetting the stone, I have been told the cut is everything from european cut to a transitional cut around the 1960's and 1970's. I am leaning more toward the latter. I was just really curious.

 

[walkersareit]

I happened to capture this picture today. Based upon this picture, does this look more European cut? Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Asscherhalo_lover]

Now I'm leaning more toward early modern RB, those arrows are what we typically see in a decently symmetrical modern RB.

 

[walkersareit]

When you say early modern round brilliant, is this related to a time period? Also, I had it weighed before setting it. It weighed 0.74. I was told it is I in color and SI2 in clarity. Do you have any idea of it's worth. Thanks for the previous information provided!