Oval Diamond Table Percentage

It is graded as excellent by gia.

Oval diamond table percentage.

Here s a beautiful 1 01 carat oval cut diamond from blue nile with a table of 54. 54 to 58 depth. As demonstrated on the table at the top researchers have found that a pavilion angle within the range of 40 6 and 41 0 gives a diamond the most amount of brilliance. G or better clarity.

Table percentage 3 58 table diameter divided by average outside diameter 6 505 0 5503458 100 55 03 which you would round off to a 55 table percentage. Similar to other fancy diamond shapes preferences of an oval cut diamond also vary by length to width ratios of the cut. For a pear shape diamond an ideal table size is 53 to 65 percent. Thus a slightly too shallow pavilion angle of 40 5 has ideally to be compensated for by a steeper crown angle of for instance 35.

If a diamond is cut too deep its diameter might be 6 1 mm or even lower. For example the best table and depth for round diamonds is a depth percentage between 62 9 and 59 5 percent and a table percentage between 63 and 56 percent. Two diamonds of the same shape can be exactly the same weight but one can look bigger than the other. I don t understand how the gemological laboratories do the math but when i add.

Here s a very sharp 90 carat emerald cut with a table of 67. I heard people saying that large table diamond should be avoided. Within a range of 1 30 to 1 35. 62 to 66 polish symmetry.

It is considered a classic oval cut diamond if its length to width ratio is 1 50 or in the approximate range of 1 36 1 60. Since i m not aware of a single online diamond dealer who specializes in oval brilliant ideal cut diamonds i proceeded to search for oval cut diamonds on blue nile search for oval cut diamonds on james allen and search for oval cut diamonds on ritani using the parameters for total depth 59 63 and table diameter 53 61 5 as. This gorgeous 1 00 carat pear shape diamond has a table of 62. For oval diamonds the ideal diamond depth is.

The best depth for diamonds with a princess cut is between 64 and 75 percent while its ideal table percentage is between 67 and 72 percent. For example 1 carat round should have a diameter of about 6 5 mm. One way to determine if a diamond is cut properly is to check its face up size. For an oval cut diamond an ideal table is between 53 and 63 percent.

The table percentage is always rounded to the nearest whole percent. I have seen a diamond with the below dimensions 1 5ct. Very good or excellent length to width ratio. Pav angle 41 0 the cut sym and polish are excellent.

I m wondering whether you can tell me how to calculate diamond depth percentage. Is that true for this case.