I have been researching my @$$ off trying to determine if princess cuts can achieve the same level of fire as rounds. This brings me to your site throughly confused. Spent countless hours on Blue nile and googling information.
My budget 6-10k (stone only)
Princess (perfect or very near perfect square)
The setting will be unique (4 prong diamond shape set)
One thing I noticed in princess cuts in person is that the larger the stone, the easier it is to seen color variation or less pop due to cut or imperfections.
My friend spent 7k on a 1.5 solitare. SI1, H or I color on a platinum setting indoor lighting it definately looked dirty and yellow. I am picky, however, in all seriousness, I might not even know what I am talking about. Again...this is why I am here.
Clarity- VS1 or better
Color- G or better
Carat- 1.10- ?
Cut- Very Good or better
Princess - according to experts table of 64-68% and Depth of 70-75%
Cut and symmetry obviously important
Would a the smallest table (64%) produce the most fire due to picking up less glare?
How can I determine "fire" from an online retailer?
Thanks for all your help!
My budget 6-10k (stone only)
Princess (perfect or very near perfect square)
The setting will be unique (4 prong diamond shape set)
One thing I noticed in princess cuts in person is that the larger the stone, the easier it is to seen color variation or less pop due to cut or imperfections.
My friend spent 7k on a 1.5 solitare. SI1, H or I color on a platinum setting indoor lighting it definately looked dirty and yellow. I am picky, however, in all seriousness, I might not even know what I am talking about. Again...this is why I am here.
Clarity- VS1 or better
Color- G or better
Carat- 1.10- ?
Cut- Very Good or better
Princess - according to experts table of 64-68% and Depth of 70-75%
Cut and symmetry obviously important
Would a the smallest table (64%) produce the most fire due to picking up less glare?
How can I determine "fire" from an online retailer?
Thanks for all your help!