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Smaller tables increase space for crown (star?) facets, I believe, so a larger table reduces their size. AIUI, the crown facets create dispersion, so with both a larger table and lower crown, you are minimising opportunity for dispersion (and therefore fire).Thanks for responding, I don't have any pictures at the moment but I'm working on that. The diamond that kind of stands out the most to me is the GIA 6281251192 since it has no flaur and the 33/40.8 compliment each other. Would there be any concern with a 61 table on the larger side ? And also Looking at the GIA report with the inclusions on the table which look to be crystals compared to others would that be a big concern as far as not
" eye clean " ?
It is a very different 'flavour' to the 36 crown.
Can you view them side-by-side to determine your preference?
If the diamond is for someone else, do they have a preference?
All inclusions under a table need to be assessed in person to ascertain their visibility and appearance, either by you or a qualified appraiser. (VVS is the exception, I think.)