Cushion question

[pharmgirl10]

I saw a cushion cut stone with a table of 69% and a depth of 70%. Is this a good thing?? Please help

 

[pharmgirl10]

I would post a picture of it on here if I knew how. I tried to attach file but it said it''s too big

 

[Gypsy]

Well, cushion have to seen to be chosen. If you love it the stats don't matter, but if are asking me what my preference would be.

It would depend on the crown height. If it has a nice high crown it could be a nice stone.

But I'm a spread lover, and that depth would make me unhappy. And with that table the crown may not be high enough to give fire. And most of the cushions I've loved have SMALL tables in the fifties, and are not that deep. So....

send pic to admin ask for help.

 

[pharmgirl10]

Here it is

 

[Lorelei]

It is really hard to judge with that pic, could you ask for some closer, more detailed shots, table on and from the side views please?

What is the weight, colour, clarity and grading lab?

 

[chrono]

Much too far away. Can you get much closer where the stone takes up the entire picture? Also a side view of the stone?

Please post full stats of the stone:
Lab that graded the stone
Carat weight
Depth and table
Crown height (if on cert)
girdle
polish & symmetry
colour & clarity

Thanks.

 

[pharmgirl10]

It''s a 1.4c with 69% table and 70% depth. It''s GIA certified. I color