ideal cut size and measurements

[bunrieu]

not sure how to ask this question, but will try.

is there a lookup table for best cut to see if a RB carat size yield a certain ideal face-up measurements ?

for example,

best cut table - size and measurements

1.23C RB should yield 6.91*6.95*4.22(if this is larger or smaller, then it would not be ideal cut)

1.3C RB yield ----> ?

1.5C ?

and so on so forth.

is there any correlation( best/ideal cut RB for optimum performance) between carat size and measurements?

hope this makes sense. thanks

 

[Ellen]

Date: 8/5/2009 8:57:21 AM
Author:bunrieu
not sure how to ask this question, but will try.

is there a lookup table for best cut to see if a RB carat size yield a certain ideal face-up measurements ?

for example,

best cut table - size and measuremetns

1.23C RB should yield 6.91*6.95*4.22

1.3C RB yield ----> ?

1.5C ?

and so on so forth.

is there any correlation( best/ideal cut RB for optimum performance) between carat size and measurements?

Yes! However, this guide has been said to be a tad rigid, so give or take a few. From my experience, the best cut stones fall fairly close. Don''t get too hung up on diameter though, the angles and such are most important.

https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/mm-to-carat-stone-conversion-chart.17578/

 

[stone-cold11]

Use the pricescope your diamond link on top and search for the inhouse stone for the weight you are looking for. The spread % will tell you how far it is from ideal.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 8/5/2009 9:01:27 AM
Author: Ellen

Date: 8/5/2009 8:57:21 AM
Author:bunrieu
not sure how to ask this question, but will try.

is there a lookup table for best cut to see if a RB carat size yield a certain ideal face-up measurements ?

for example,

best cut table - size and measuremetns

1.23C RB should yield 6.91*6.95*4.22

1.3C RB yield ----> ?

1.5C ?

and so on so forth.

is there any correlation( best/ideal cut RB for optimum performance) between carat size and measurements?

Yes! However, this guide has been said to be a tad rigid, so give or take a few. From my experience, the best cut stones fall fairly close. Don''t get too hung up on diameter though, the angles and such are most important.

https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/mm-to-carat-stone-conversion-chart.17578/

Ellen offers excellent advice.