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7/4/2009
Saturday morning
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| Black Diamond Diamond Cut 15 Saprykin Oleg
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 53 Rafalski Brian
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 93 Beech Kris
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 98 Pyatt Taylor
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 104 Volkov Alexey
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 107 Jardine Ryan
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 108 Kudroc Kristian
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 115 Shefer Andrei
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 118 Weinhandl Mattias
Black Diamond Diamond Cut 119 Sedin Daniel |
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| I think someone misled you a little. The emerald cut is called an emerald
cut because it tends to deepen and enrich color (and strengthen an otherwise
fragile stone). Its true you will get broad flashes, but only when you turn
and view it just right whereas a well cut diamond shows its brilliance from
all angles with little movement.
Ten years ago (per Wykoff) Debeers introduced some new designs one of which
is called the Fire-Rose cut. It features unconventional angle dimensions and
large polished surfaces. Suberi Brothers of NY are cutting ovals which are
really old mine shaped (an elongated 8 sided square) resembling an emerald
cut and this may be the shape you heard about. Ive not seen one, but it is
supposed to be nice. Maybe Ray can enlighten us?
Later
Gordon |
| The big gotchas with regard to princess cut proportions is that the
usually desired numbers go right out the window... Normally, one wants a
43 percent pavilion in a round brilliant cut, in order to achieve maximum
internal reflection, and thus, maximum brilliance. The measurement is
usually made as depth of the pavilion divided by the width (narrowest
dimension). In practice, its usually determined with an optical
comparator, either a GIA proportionscope, or a similar eyepiece reticle
used in a microscope. In either case, the number is related by convention
to the width of the stone. In princess cuts, however, that narrow
dimension, the width, is not the optically important or active direction.
Most of the pavilion facets radiate from the corners of the stone, and the
sides are simply squared up, with facets that have little effect on
overall brilliance. So one usually finds depth percentages that seem to
be far too deep. In fact, if you measure those pavilions using a corner. |
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alexander volchkov $2
olaf kolzig $3
jeff friesn $3
patrick marleau $3
jochen hecht $5
kieth tkachuk $4
marian hossa $5
luc robitaille $5
steve yzerman $5
sergei federov$4
guy hebert $4 |
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