Crown Of Light Cut Diamond

The four cs of diamond buying cut.

Crown of light cut diamond.

The crown of light diamond is a proprietary cut of d i. The premium 90 faceted crown of light diamond is a stunning triumph of cutting expertise fused with ingenious design. Crown of light diamonds. Perfect for that special occasion.

People often confuse a diamond s cut grade with its shape. All the appraisers and valuers noted here have indicated their understanding of the cut its attributes and the market in which it is sold. The cut grade evaluates the intricate angles crafted to enhance the fire and interplay of light within the diamond. Browse our extensive crown of light diamond collection from exquisite diamond rings to diamond earrings and more.

The diamond s strategically positioned facets create an innovative cut distinguished by its magnificent dome which hones the diamond s breathtaking superior sparkle and fire and gives diamond connoisseurs an unprecedented cutting edge design. The diamond s strategically positioned facets create an innovative cut distinguished by its magnificent dome which hones the diamond s breathtaking superior sparkle and fire and gives diamond connoisseurs an unprecedented cutting edge design. Crown of light from diamonds international a trademarked diamond cut. 2 it is indeed a fantastic cut and while any other round cut diamond has 57 cuts the crown of light has 90 cuts.

3 be choosy in picking an appraiser and use one that they recommend. A diamond s shape is a matter of personal preference or style and can range from designs like a traditional round to a fancy trillion. This means more fire and consequently more beauty. Below is a list of jewellery appraisers who value and appraise crown of light diamonds col.

The stone was most likely sold with a egl cert. The crown of light s patented cut takes a different approach to diamond crown design. Rather than keeping the crown of the diamond flat on top the crown of light diamond s crown has a rounded domed shape. The diamond is from the rough from the de beers alluvial site in namibia.

The most common design for a diamond utilizes a flat surface on the top of the diamond also known as the crown.