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treatments in its description. Because you view the images on a
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to represent, but I do my best.
Linette By: Dan Starr Cutting Instructions
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Linette cut in Bolivian Ametrine
16.96 ct - 16.5 mm x 11 mm
Linette - Designed by Dan Starr © 2009
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Angles are for R.I = 1.55
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61 Facets + 12 Girdle Facets = 73 Total Facets
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4-fold mirror-image symmetry
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L/W = 1.000 T/W = 0.545 U/W = 0.545 P/W = 0.489 C/W = 0.138
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Cutting Remarks - Good from RI = 1.54 to RI = 2.17 without changes. It was inspired by Jeff Graham's Astor Star
design and named for a lovely Texan.
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120-006-012-018-024-030-036-042-048-054-060 -066-072-078-084-090-096-102-108-114
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012-018-042-048-072-078-102-108
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Cut to meet P1 and P2(G).
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Cut to establish the girdle.
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012-018-042-048-072-078-102-108
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Cut to meet C1 and establish the girdle.
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012-018-042-048-072-078-102-108
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Cut a step to meet C1, C3.
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012-018-042-048-072-078-102-108
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Cut to establish width of C5, C6.
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