A square or rectangle with rounded corners and a soft silhouette, one of the oldest cuts still worn today.
A direct heir to the "old mine cut", used from the 18th to the early 20th century, the very cut found in the pieces on my Heritage page.
Less fire than a round brilliant, but a softer, almost glassy sparkle, highly sought after on antique pieces.
Those who love vintage character, or want a stone that converses with an existing antique family piece.
If you like this cut, take a look at my Heritage page: most of the antique stones I buy back are precisely cushion cuts.
Entry prices observed today for each weight, across all colours and clarities; our most exceptional stones go well beyond these amounts. GIA, HRD and IGI certified catalogue. Prices include VAT.
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Available in 0.50ct and 1.00ct, D-IF / D-VVS2 / D-SI1 qualities.
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