Truth about the 60/60 Ideal Cut Diamond Ring

Paul Hung, the creator of our White Series™ diamonds, describes a 60/60 diamond in detail, with a technical explanation of their light performance.
60/60 diamonds have been quite prevalent in the industry, and are diamonds with their table and spread as close to 60% as possible, not as well known amongst consumers, unlike steep deep cut diamonds.
In this video, our CEO Paul Hung, explained more on 60/60 diamonds, where they are more known for their spread, but can be quite misleading on how they really perform under different lighting conditions.
Watch Paul showcase a 60/60 diamond under a white environment, among different coloured backgrounds, which gives you greater insights on how such a diamond truly perform under the most natural lightings.
A diamond is always meant to look good under all lighting conditions, geared with the highest light performance for your once in a lifetime diamond engagement ring.
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[@themidstream]

A highly sophisticated interpretation of diamond interaction with light. question, what depth ratio etc do you look for? and is there anything specifically different to look out for when buying lab diamond? and finally, do you recommend any books. Thank you Sir.

[@HunterD510]

Could you do a "what to look for" video where you go through all of the common cuts and what people should be looking for? There are a lot of videos about round diamonds here but what about princess, asscher, pear, and radiant?

[@JannPaulDiamonds]

Sure Hunter! We did one on the Princess Cuts,
Part 1 - th-cam.com/video/4U4n3yxjAwE/w-d-xo.html
Part 2 - th-cam.com/video/d0Wxk5hvn1k/w-d-xo.html
I'll be sure to let you know when more videos pops up! - Chloe from the JANNPAUL Team

[@HunterD510]

@@JannPaulDiamonds I ended up finding these when I looked through your playlists. Great videos! I bought a jewelers loupe and an ASET scope and feel much more confident in my ability to find a good diamond because of this channel. Heading to the diamond district in NYC next week!

[@JannPaulDiamonds]

@@HunterD510 Thanks for enjoying our videos! Sure thing, good luck!
If you have any questions on your diamond hunt, feel free to drop us an email at [e-mail], I'll be happy to help you take a look on your selected diamonds :) - Chloe from the JANNPAUL Team

[@HunterD510]

@@JannPaulDiamonds Thank you very much, if I find something that seems to pass my amateur scrutiny then I'll definitely send you the information. There's so many intricacies that I never knew about before. Glad I didn't just buy something without doing research.

[@charlessavoie2367]

The Leonardo Da Vinci of diamonds.