European cut or transitional?

[ringo865]

This one is 7.12 mm across and approximately 4 mm high ( measured in setting). It has a higher crown and small culet. However it has a "normal" size table and is relatively shallow. So I can't tell whether it would be European cut (not OEC), transitional, or just a bad attempt at MRB. It is very lively and dances with fire. Here are some pics.

 

[ringo865]

Couple more pics of culet and facet pattern

 

[ringo865]

This pic was kinda cool. The setting will be replaced once I figure out how I'd want it. Right now it's in a really high YG four prong that, under magnification, appears was carved with a chisel.

 

[ihy138]

Looks like a transitional to me! Seems like a lovely stone. Can't wait to see what you do with it.

 

[marymm]

It may just be artifacts of photography, but in several of your photos I think I see a fish-eye effect with that diamond - the kinda blurred outer ring at the edge around the table? - https://www.pricescope.com/wiki/diamonds/diamond-cut-fish-eye-effect

 

[ringo865]

Yah I think because it's so shallow. I don't see that circle in real life. Just wondering more how to categorize the type of cut, as it has some characteristics of both European and transitional cut types.

 

[UrsTx]

I'd vote transitional because the facets under the table look more arrow-like than a flower pattern.

 

[chrono]

The flower petals are so skinny, coupled with the larger table that I would call it transitional in my head.