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8 Diamond chopping styles

Article Category: Shopping

Author Name: Luis M. Schwartz

Our passion of diamonds and admiration of their fire and brilliance has produced several different cuts of diamonds. While we still see some of the earliest styles of diamond cuts-- such as the round and emerald-cut, there are a lot of additional cuts today, several of them patented by their designers and setting you back hundreds of countless dollars.

The most popular cut for a diamond ring today is still the round, brilliant cut. It was developed in the 17th century in Venice. It is still favored when the raw crystal is in an octahedron development. Also though as long as Fifty Percent % of the stone is removed in the procedure, typically two rocks can be sculpted from an octahedron. A lot more unusually-shaped rocks are made use of for elaborate cuts, such as a marquise, pear or heart-shaped diamond. The earliest brilliants had 17 aspects on the best of the stone and were called double-cut. This was quickly boosted with rocks cut with 33 features and were called triple-cut brilliants.

In the 19th century, with the advancement of better gem-cutting devices, even more breakthroughs in diamond cutting styles were developed. In 1919, Marcel Tolkowsky combined the art of chopping with the science of light and refraction and published his manual, Diamond Design. These fairly recent geometric calculations were the sign of much of diamond cutting work today and caused various other, a lot more accurate mathematical models engineered to enhance the fire and radiance of diamonds.

There are now cuts such as the princess cut, trillions, ovals, pear and heart-shaped. Some impressive cutters have also fashioned celebrity or butterfly-shaped diamonds! One patented cut, the Ashoka diamond, is an oval cut with spherical, dazzling ends, and requires a rock 3 carats or bigger. It's an extremely stunning (and costly!) diamond shape. Tiffany has actually also patented a cut of diamond called the Lucida cut. It's the lucky bride-to-be whose fiancé gives her one of these highly coveted stones!

The most prominent cut for a diamond band today is still the round, great cut. One patented cut, the Ashoka diamond, is an oblong cut with circular, great ends, and calls for a stone 3 carats or larger. Tiffany has actually also patented a cut of diamond called the Lucida cut.

Keywords: diamond,diamonds,gems,gemstones

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