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I came across a Rose Cut diamond. What is it exactly?

Asked by shloka20 (4points) October 18th, 2010

I came across a Rose Cut diamond. What is it exactly?

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It is a description of how the diamond was cut. The basic rose cut has a flat base (no pavilion) and a crown composed of triangular facets (usually 12 or 24) in symmetrical arrangement, which rise to form a point.

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As @Lightlyseared said, it is how a diamond is cut. Here is the history of such a diamond

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Neizvestnaya's avatar

Older cut diamonds were often like this before the 58 facet “brilliant” became a standard for a round cut stone.

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