Diamond 101: In this Diamond Buying Guide, we will teach you how to choose diamond by showing you the effects of Triple Excellent GIA diamond vs Super ideal cut diamond vs Fisheye diamond.
In this video, we're going to talk about a particular nasty effect that you will never want on a diamond ring which is the Diamond Fisheye effect.
What is Diamond Fish Eye effect?
The diamond fish eye effect is a nasty appearance on your diamond that you want to avoid at all cost. This occurs when the diamond is cut too wide and out of the Ideal proportion range.
We will show you what the diamond fish eye effect is in real life, under various lighting environment and how you should avoid it.
As a rule of thumb, we recommend a maximum table size of 58% when choosing your diamond. Anything over 58% will be on the wider side and your diamond will have a
higher risk of getting the diamond fisheye effect.
What’s included in the video
We will be comparing these 3 diamonds – a GIA certified triple excellent diamond vs super ideal cut diamond vs fisheye diamond, side by side under diffuse fluorescent lights, under LED lights, under natural sunlight, under cloudy light environment.
You will get to see for yourself which of these 3 diamonds fare the best in light performance, in brilliance, brightness, contrast, fire and scintillation
We hope after this diamond 101 video, you will be better equipped in knowing how to choose diamond, and knowing the difference between (GIA diamond) triple excellent diamond and super ideal cut diamond.
Here at JannPaul, we specialize in super ideal cut diamonds and delighting our customers with beautiful customised diamond engagement rings.
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