A rectangular step cut, the opposite of the brilliant: less fire, but a unique "hall of mirrors" effect.
Borrowed from the cut historically used on emeralds themselves, a brittle stone, step-cut to protect it from impact.
The broad flat facets reveal the stone's clarity almost like a window, the most demanding cut in terms of clarity.
Those seeking a clean, architectural look, associated with the Art Deco era of the 1920s-30s.
On this cut, clarity comes first: inclusions are visible to the naked eye much sooner than on a round brilliant.
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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