Hi,
I''ve found this site really helpful and am close to making a purchasing decision on a princess cut diamond.
Some posts I''ve read have indicated that it''s preferable to have depth and table percentages of less than 75%, with the table % being a few points lower than the depth. However at Blue Nile, their "signature" princess cuts all have table percentages that are roughly 7% higher than the depth% (opposite to everything I''ve learned). Can anyone explain why this is?
Also, in terms of colour, am I wasting my time in considering a .76 VS1 I colour diamond? I''ve learned that you have to see it to judge the colour for yourself, but I''m buying on-line and won''t be able to see it until I receive it.
Here are the specs:
Carat: .76
Cut: VG
Colour: I
Clarity: VS1
Depth%: 68.8%
Table %: 66%
Sym: VG
Pol: Exc
Girdle: thin to med.
Culet: none
Fluor: faint
L/W ratio: 1.00
Meas: 5.12x5.12x3.52
I''ll be getting the Sarin report today to determine the crown height.
Any and all opinions are greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
I''ve found this site really helpful and am close to making a purchasing decision on a princess cut diamond.
Some posts I''ve read have indicated that it''s preferable to have depth and table percentages of less than 75%, with the table % being a few points lower than the depth. However at Blue Nile, their "signature" princess cuts all have table percentages that are roughly 7% higher than the depth% (opposite to everything I''ve learned). Can anyone explain why this is?
Also, in terms of colour, am I wasting my time in considering a .76 VS1 I colour diamond? I''ve learned that you have to see it to judge the colour for yourself, but I''m buying on-line and won''t be able to see it until I receive it.
Here are the specs:
Carat: .76
Cut: VG
Colour: I
Clarity: VS1
Depth%: 68.8%
Table %: 66%
Sym: VG
Pol: Exc
Girdle: thin to med.
Culet: none
Fluor: faint
L/W ratio: 1.00
Meas: 5.12x5.12x3.52
I''ll be getting the Sarin report today to determine the crown height.
Any and all opinions are greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!