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Gemstone plotting shapes for valuers

Plotting inclusions couldn't be easier when you can work
with 2500+ gemstones shapes including various proportions.

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Match diagrams to diamond proportions

With Perfect Diagram images, you can precisely match
nearly every diamond shape to suit your client's diamonds.

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Accurate images aid diamond identification

Perfect Diagram images enables you to accurately portray diamond
inclusions on an image that matches the gemstone shape.

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Perfect Diagram

Perfect Diagram is an electronic gallery of precision diagrams depicting various gemstone cuts.

These mathematically precise drawings are crisp and clean - not a collection of scanned images nor generated by drawing software resulting in jagged lines.

With over 2500 precise diagrams at your fingertips, you can render professional valuation reports with plotting diagrams published from within your word processor.

Professional Diamond Plots

Perfect Diagram includes round brilliants, cushions, heart shapes, marquises, ovals, pears, rectangular cuts, square cuts, triangles, step cuts, patented cuts, and even rose cuts.

  • Need to plot a round brilliant with a medium culet and 58% table?
  • Need to plot it with a pointed culet and a 71% table?
  • How about an old European cut diamond?
  • Perhaps a princess cut diamond?
  • Need a briolette diagram, a Firerose?
  • What about a seven-main pear with a French tip?

Perfect Diagram is your answer to perfect plotting shapes.

What JCK says

Still using the old sticker plots for your valuations? Then you're stuck behind the times. Jewellers who use plotting diagrams to note inclusions during take-in procedures or valuations commonly use rubber stamps, stick-on diagrams, or preprinted forms.

None of these methods provides you with all the common diamond-cutting styles, so jewellers end up modifying the diagram by hand or writing complicated descriptions of the diamond.

If you wonder whether it really works, consider this. The American Gem Society Laboratory uses Perfect Diagram for its diamond-grading reports.

Gary Roskin,
Jewelers Circular Keystone Magazine, USA