round brilliant diamond proportions

[cstj1]

Hi,

Can someone tell us what type of cut this ring has? We do not have angle of pavillion or table, just the %. Can this be determined without these measurements?

weight 2.03 carat
measurements 7.84-7.80x5.08 mm

proportions

depth 65%
table 57%
crown 16.9%
pavillion 42.2%
girdle- sl thick to thick
cutlet none
polish and symetry- both very good
flourescence: faint
clairty - si3- the inclusions are more like feathers around the edge- on small feather inclusion in the center
Color- G Color

EGL certificate

I am concerned that the depth percentage is outside of the proportions. the crown slightly above, I was reading that the depth % should not exceed 62.9% and the crown 16%. The diamond is very pretty and appears eye clean. It is very sparkly in the light.
We sacraficed the clarity grade for color since it was difficult to see inclusions.

Thanks for the help!

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 6/28/2008 12:14:42 PM
Author:cstj1

Hi,

Can someone tell us what type of cut this ring has? We do not have angle of pavillion or table, just the %. Can this be determined without these measurements?

weight 2.03 carat
measurements 7.84-7.80x5.08 mm

proportions

depth 65%
table 57%
crown 16.9%
pavillion 42.2%
girdle- sl thick to thick
cutlet none
polish and symetry- both very good
flourescence: faint
clairty - si3- the inclusions are more like feathers around the edge- on small feather inclusion in the center
Color- G Color

EGL certificate

I am concerned that the depth percentage is outside of the proportions. the crown slightly above, I was reading that the depth % should not exceed 62.9% and the crown 16%. The diamond is very pretty and appears eye clean. It is very sparkly in the light.
We sacraficed the clarity grade for color since it was difficult to see inclusions.

Thanks for the help!

Welcome to Pricescope!

Yes, the diamond has some extra depth, and as a result of that and also the girdle probably, it appears that your diamond is facing up more like a 1.75 carat, rather than a 2 ct, so it looks small for it's weight. The crown and pavilion angles appear to work together and that it certainly could be a pretty stone, do you intend to keep it, or would you prefer to find another? Personally I would want a diamond which didn't hide weight, a 2 ct round should have the diameter of about 8.2 mm thereabouts.

Also do you know which EGL lab graded this diamond? It is said that some EGL labs may vary in accuracy, so do you know if it is EGL USA. Israel, Antwerp, Turkey or other? Also what are the colour and clarity of this diamond?

 

[cstj1]

hey thanks for the reply. I have all stats listed, g color
it was egl usa that graded it.
What would be a good price for this ring?