Method for cutting diamond and diamond proportion
a diamond and diamond proportion technology, applied in the field of diamond cutting and proportions, can solve the problems of reflected light not being able to express the tone of gold color, diamond proportions to be deteriorated, and diamonds not being recognized at all as beautiful objects
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[0035] A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0036] FIGS. 1 to 5 show an embodiment of the present invention, and descriptions of the same portions will be given by using the same reference numerals. A cut diamond of proportions 1 includes a girdle 2, a crown 3 formed on an upper portion of the girdle, and a pavilion 4 formed on a lower portion of the girdle. The crown 3 formed on an upper portion of the girdle 2 is provided with a table 5.
[0037] The table 5 provided on the crown 3 is formed to a substantially 16-cornered right polygonal shape, and has star facets 6 along the sides of the table. Upper main facets 7 are formed so that upper end portions thereof are directed toward the center of the table, the facets 7 contacting and lying between adjacent star facets 6. Among the adjacent upper main facets, paired upper girdle facets 8 are formed.
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