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What is DiamCalc and who benefits
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| What is DiamCalc? |
Diamond calculator is a system of modeling
cut gemstones, which enables the precise calculation of the
diamond weight and determination of the cut proportions. The
real (photorealistic) image of a polished diamond created by
the system makes it possible to determine the cut parameters
that cannot be measured and to select the optimal combination
of the parameters to obtain the best perception (luster, brilliance,
fire) of the stone. Necessary cut parameters can be obtained
by comparison of the real diamond to the computer image. |
| Who needs the diamond calculator?
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Diamond calculator is designed for jewelers, diamond graders,
sale specialists dealing with diamonds and diamond jewelry,
manufacturers, and technologists.
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How does it work?
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The working interface of the program is separated in two:
left – model image of the stone; right – data and options.
As you set or change the cut style, dimensions, and the parameters
of material in the right side, respective changes are promptly
displayed on the stone image in the left side of the screen.
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| Main features |
- Precise calculation of the stone weight with regard
for all the main parameters, such as diameter, total depth,
girdle thickness, pavilion depth, crown angle, etc.;
- Consideration of the culet size and convexity of shoulders
and wings;
- Possibility to work with the main diamond cut styles:
Brilliant, Oval, Marquise, Pear, Princess, Baguette, Happy-8,
Emerald, Flanders, Heart.
- Determination of fixed or variable parameters;
- Selection of the main and additional cut parameters. Fixation
of some parameters.Use of standard proportions (Tolkowsky,
etc.);
- Determination of parameter combinations for diamond grading,
including GIA, HRD,
AGA, and Russian TU
systems. Evaluation of the defects deteriorating the diamond
perception;
- Schematic three-dimensional images of a polished diamond:
- Outline model (framework) and refraction-1
model, which shows the refraction of back facets seen
through the front facets;
- "Photorealistic" image of a diamond
taking into account light absorption, repeated reflections,
dispersion, and variable lighting;
- "Stereo mode" - three-dimensional
image of diamond that can be seen with a pair of stereo
glasses.
- Price lists. Price calculation
based on color, clarity, and fluorescence.
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