Help. What cut is my inherited diamond?

[userangl28212003]

Hi. On my wedding day in Oct 2019 I inherited my grandmas diamond necklace. As I don't wear pendant much I am thinking about moving the main diamond into an antique style ring I will actually wear. I know it is not a modern round brilliant cut, but it could be OEC or Transitional? The table is not small, but wider. Please let me know your thoughts. Thanks

 

[gregchang35]

I am no expert, but I think it looks transitional and maybe a touch of early modern round brilliant.

hope others will chime in.


Congrats on nuptials and also that pendant/ ring conversion!!

 

[Bron357]

It’s beautiful, and an early round brillant I’m guessing.
It would be easier and more cost effective to simply add the pendant, in its entirety, to a ring shank.
i think it was a ring before it was turned to a pendant.

 

[YadaYadaYada]

That looks transitional to me. An OEC could have a large table too (mine did because it was a spready stone) but this faceting pattern looks a lot like the stone in my avatar which is transitional. Sometimes appraisers will say early round brilliant/transitional.

 

[userangl28212003]

It’s beautiful, and an early round brillant I’m guessing.
It would be easier and more cost effective to simply add the pendant, in its entirety, to a ring shank.
i think it was a ring before it was turned to a pendant.i

Thanks. I was thinking that to about the pendant to how it seemed like it was a ring first. I am actually not a huge fan of just a halo ring and white on white (I like color), and now I have a diamond that will actually fit a setting I have loved for a while .

 

[dk168]

A target ring with a CS halo?

DK

 

[userangl28212003]

A target ring with a CS halo?

DK

That was an option, but I decided to go with this setting below, but asked if they van make it rubies and emeralds instead of just one or the other, which they have listed on both .

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

How fabulous
And congradulations
Its going to be beautiful