Carat: 1.01Ct
Cert.: GIA
Asking: $12375.00 - Neg. (NSW)
Carat: 1.10Ct
Cert.: HRD
Asking: $9000.00 - Neg. (SA)
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Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds – The modern Round Brilliant Cut Diamond was invented by Marcel Tolkowsky in 1919. It is the most popular diamond shape and is generally the brightest of all the diamonds when cut to highest specifications.
More about > Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds Princess Cut Diamonds – The Princess Cut Diamond was invented around the 1970's by Basil Watermeyer, of South Africa. This is the second most popular diamond shape. More about > Princess Cut Diamonds Oval Shape Diamonds – The Oval Shape Diamond was invented by Lazare Kaplan in the 1960's. The oval shape diamond is the closest relative to the round brilliant cut diamond. More about > Oval Shape Diamonds Marquise Shape Diamonds – Marquise Shape Diamonds are one of the true classy fancy shaped diamonds. A nicely proportioned Marquise shape diamond has a very feminine, classy look about it. More about > Marquise Shape Diamonds Emerald Cut Diamonds – Emerald Cut Diamonds are one of the more popular fancy shaped diamonds. They have more of an icy look than a fiery (brilliant) look, a conservative (yet classy) diamond shape that's popular amongst the rich and famous. More about > Emerald Cut Diamonds Heart Shape Diamonds – The Heart Shape Diamond is the most popular Valentines Day diamond, being the ultimate symbol of love and romance. More about > Heart Shape Diamonds Pear Shape Diamonds – Pear Shape Diamonds (or teardrop shape) contain around 58 facets and is one of the most individual of all the diamond shapes. More about > Pear Shape Diamonds Radiant Cut Diamonds – The Radiant Cut Diamond was invented by Henry Grossbard in 1977. It has 62-70 facets and is similiar to a princess cut diamond in appearance, but without the sharp corners. More about > Radiant Cut Diamonds Cushion Cut Diamonds – The Cushion Cut Diamond is a classy, antique looking diamond and can appear larger than it's actual weight. More about > Cushion Cut Diamonds Trilliant Cut Diamonds – Trilliant Cut Diamonds are a triangle shape, which is fiery and is probably the biggest looking shape for it's weight. More about > Trilliant Cut Diamonds Asscher Cut Diamonds – The Asscher Cut Diamond is similiar to the emerald cut diamond but in a square shape with a depth that is greater in proportion to an emerald cut diamond, has a smaller table and a higher crown. More about > Asscher Cut Diamonds |
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