Just bought my first diamond but has 33 crown angle and table is 59. Could this still have a lot of fire? Picture of diamond attached.

[pzonepep]

I just bought my first diamond and hasn’t shipped yet. I noticed it has amazing arrows from the online image and felt like it was perfect with symmetry. Is that a decently likely way to ensure a good cut for a diamond? The table is 59 and crown angle is 33 and pavilion angle is 40.8. Could those angles produce what is shown in the picture? Could a diamond with great arrows still not be ideal and not have a lot of scintillation?

 

[flyingpig]

I do not have any issue with these angles. The diameter should be almost 6.30mm? Looks good.

 

[Garry H (Cut Nut)]

My rule of thumb is table size below 60% in 1ct diamonds.33 40.8 is my preference over 35 crown angle.

 

[pzonepep]

I do not have any issue with these angles. The diameter should be almost 6.30mm? Looks good.

The diameter is 6.31-6.28. From the photo, does it show good contrast therefore brilliance? How would the scintillation be? I know a photo like this doesn’t say much. The arrows and the symmetry does look promising in the photo however

 

[pzonepep]

My rule of thumb is table size below 60% in 1ct diamonds.33 40.8 is my preference over 35 crown angle.

What makes you prefer it over 35?

 

[Garry H (Cut Nut)]

This diamond will appear larger in real life than most 1ct XXX round cut diamonds.
Even more so.when comparing the diamonds when dirty.

 

[MMtwo]

I have a 32/41 and I think it is not only lovely bright, but hubs says it flashes him in the eye when we're watching TV. Of course, this is all anecdotal. I think my diamond is quite fiery. A different cut may be fierier, but if I have to sit diamonds side by side and watch carefully to see it, I am not sure that will impact my day-to-day life. Your mileage may vary.

Here is a quick video of my 32 crown angle showing fire. The camera did not pick up all of the fireworks.