Applicable to any cuts

The pavilion depth is measured using main pavilion facets. It is measure for each main facet and then the average, minimum, maximum and deviation values are calculated. The software finds the lowest vertex of the whole model (it is one of the vertices of the culet or pavilion) and the highest vertex of each main facet.

Pavilion depth 1. If the main facet reaches the girdle in its highest vertex, the height between the found vertices is considered to be the height of the pavilion for the given main facet, as shown on the figure below.

Pavilion depth 2. If the main facet does not meet the girdle, the corresponding vertex is substituted by the edge of the girdle measured at the azimuth of the highest vertex of the main facet, as shown on the figure below.

Comprehensive list of the Helium report parameters:

• Position normalization
• Diameters, Width & Length
• Ratio (L/W) & Girdle Ratio New!
• Main diameters (obsolete)
• Table
• Culet
• Total height
• Crown height
• Pavilion depth
• Upper and lower girdle facets’ heights
• Crown height at girdle minima
• Pavilion depth at girdle minima
• Depth and length girdle facets
• Girdle thickness
• Facets' slope and azimuth angle
• Facets' slope and azimuth angle for rounded fancies (obsolete)
• Azimuths deviation from ideal
• MIC & Girdle to MIC
• Girdle-Table offset (by table axis),
  Girdle-Culet offset (by table axis),
  Table-Culet offset (by table axis)
• Crown painting and Pavilion painting
• Girdle type (obsolete)
• Trapezium parameters
• Extra Facet / Natural
• Twist
• Statistical values

Measurements are used in different systems and tools:

• Lower girdle facets or halves
• OctoNus spread & AGS spread