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Hello! I am a recent lurker here and after thinking that I would only be happy with a superbly cut round brilliant, my mind is now mush! I have always LOVED the pillowy cushion shape, but feared I would never be satisfied with its fire, sparkle, etc. After studying quite a bit over the last week I am wondering if I could get the cushion of my dreams...... I have read about the square H and A, the Jubilee, and several superideal cut rounds. Like I said, my mind is now mush! Some questions---
Will a squarish cushion have a similar face up size as a brilliant?
Do the square H and A and Jubilee look flat across the top like a brilliant?
Does the larger faceting of the cushions require a higher clarity grade for "eye clean"?
Can a very well cut cushion allow for a lower color grade? even in natural light? Will it have fire/sparkle in natural light?
I think I am a bit color sensitive...when looking at rounds I prefer G to H and generally don''t like I''s. Would that hold true with a well cut cushion? I have in mind something between 1.6 and 2.0 cts, but need to stay under 15K. Is this possible and still get a rock that "rocks"!?
Sorry so long, but my head is swirling. Unfortunately, I don''t live close to GOG or I would definitely go there to see in person!
Thanks for any help.
Liz
Will a squarish cushion have a similar face up size as a brilliant?
Do the square H and A and Jubilee look flat across the top like a brilliant?
Does the larger faceting of the cushions require a higher clarity grade for "eye clean"?
Can a very well cut cushion allow for a lower color grade? even in natural light? Will it have fire/sparkle in natural light?
I think I am a bit color sensitive...when looking at rounds I prefer G to H and generally don''t like I''s. Would that hold true with a well cut cushion? I have in mind something between 1.6 and 2.0 cts, but need to stay under 15K. Is this possible and still get a rock that "rocks"!?
Sorry so long, but my head is swirling. Unfortunately, I don''t live close to GOG or I would definitely go there to see in person!
Thanks for any help.
Liz