Emerald Cut Ratio Calculator

This calculator helps you determine the key proportions and ratios of an emerald cut diamond, including depth percentage, table percentage, and crown-angle. It's useful for evaluating diamond quality and appearance.

Input Parameters

Calculation Results

Calculation Formula

Emerald cut proportions are calculated based on diamond dimensions and table size.

Where:
Depth Percentage = (Height / Width) × 100
Table Percentage = (Table Size / Girdle Diameter) × 100
Crown Angle = arctan((Width - Table Size) / (2 × Height))

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Emerald Cut Ratio Calculator Calculator Usage Guide

Learn how to use the Emerald Cut Ratio Calculator and understand its working principles

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter the diamond's width and length in millimeters. These are the two most important measurements for an emerald cut.
  2. Input the table size (the width of the table facet) in millimeters.
  3. Provide the girdle diameter (the diameter of the diamond's perimeter) in millimeters.
  4. Click the "Calculate" button to generate the proportions and quality assessment.

Understanding Emerald Cut Proportions

The emerald cut diamond is characterized by its rectangular shape with step-cut facets. The key proportions to evaluate are:

  • Depth Percentage: The ratio of the diamond's height to its width. For emerald cuts, a typical ideal range is 60-70%.
  • Table Percentage: The table size relative to the girdle diameter. A common ideal range is 60-70%.
  • Crown Angle: The angle of the crown facets. This affects how light enters and exits the diamond.

What to Look For

A well-proportioned emerald cut diamond will have:

  • A depth percentage between 60-70%
  • A table percentage between 60-70%
  • Straight, well-defined edges with minimal girdle thinning
  • Subtle fire and sparkle despite its faceting pattern

Note: This calculator provides basic proportion analysis. For comprehensive diamond grading, consult a professional gemologist.