| When one hears of diamond cut they
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| | bottom. A good table to depth ratio will
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| usually think of the different kinds of
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| | allow all light entering the diamond to
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| diamond shapes they've seen in jewelry,
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| | be reflected back through the surface.The
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| the princess, the round and so on. In
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| | symmetry of a diamond is how well the
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| the world of diamond grading diamond cut
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| | facets of a diamond match up. If the
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| refers to something else. It refers to
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| | facets don't match then light entering
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| how well a jeweler has cut the diamond to
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| | the diamond will leak out the sides and
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| achieve maximum carat size and
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| | not be properly reflected to the surface.
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| brilliance, or the millions of glittering
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| | The classifications of symmetry are the
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| sparkles you can see when you turn your
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| | same as for polish.The polish of a
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| diamond in the light. Poorly cut diamonds
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| | diamond refers to how finely polished the
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| will often sell at a cheaper rate than
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| | surface is to make it very reflective.
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| the better cut. Interestingly ninety
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| | Diamonds are the hardest materials on
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| five percent of diamonds aren't cut for
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| | earth and they must be polished using
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| optimum brilliance. There are four
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| | diamond grit, so the process is time
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| factors involved in the diamond cut,
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| | consuming. The grades for polish range
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| proportion, finish, symmetry and
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| | from Ideal to Excellent, Very good, Good,
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| polish.The proportions of the cut have to
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| | Poor and Fair.A diamond's finish is made
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| do with the table percentage compared to
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| | up of the individual diamonds polish and
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| the depth percentage. The table is the
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| | symmetry. If a finish is very good then
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| flat surface on the top of each kind of
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| | the polish and symmetry's of the diamond
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| diamond cut, while the depth has to do
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| | were very good, excellent, or ideal.Mrs.
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| with the width of the diamond from top to
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