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tlroyce1

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What percents and proportions should one be looking for when looking for an ideal cut round diamond.

Thanks
-Terry
 
http://diamonds.pricescope.com/round.asp

AGA guidelines. Just guidelines.
 
These are the numbers some PSers use as a guide to find a well cut round diamond,

depth - 60 - 62% - although my personal preference is to allow up to 62.4%
table - 54- 57%
crown angle - 34- 35 degrees
pavilion angle - 40.6- 41 degrees
girdle - avoid extremes, look for thin to slightly thick, thin to medium etc
polish and symmetry - very good and above

note - with crown and pavilion angles at the shallower ends ( CA 34- PA 40.6) and steeper ( CA 35- PA 41) check to make sure these angles complement in that particular diamond - eyeballs, Idealscope, trusted vendor input - check as appropriate!

 
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