Emerald Cut Ring - Code 523.5

Emerald Cut Ring Code ۵۲۳.۵

This delicate and chic ring is a symbol of the intelligent combination of two popular diamond cuts. The construction of this piece features ۳۸ Brilliant cut diamonds with a total weight of ۰.۳۵ carats. Additionally, to highlight its beauty, ۵ Emerald cut diamonds weighing ۰.۵۳ carats have been used.

Technical Specifications:

• Gold Weight: ۳.۸۴ grams

• Diamond Weight: ۰.۸۸ carats

• Stone Type: None

• Stone Weight: None

• Karats: ۱۸

Additional Information about Diamonds and Cuts

Diamond: This valuable mineral is composed of pure carbon and is known as the hardest natural substance in the world. After being extracted from mines, diamonds are cut by skilled and expert craftsmen. The extreme hardness of this mineral is such that it can only be scratched by another diamond. Notable characteristics of diamond include its unique brilliance and ability to refract light and reflect rainbow colors, which doubles its value as a precious stone.

Brilliant Cut: This term, of French origin, refers to a specific type of diamond cut, also known as the "Swiss Cut." The main goal in the Brilliant cut is to maximize the visual aspects of the stone. The angles and type of cut are adjusted so that the incoming light hits more facets, creating dazzling brilliance. American and Belgian scientists are always striving to present new standards to improve this cut. The Brilliant cut consists of three main sections: ۱. Crown: The upper section ۲. Gridle: The separator between the upper and lower sections ۳. Pavilion: The lower section These sections include various triangular, rhombus, and kite-shaped facets, which create a total of ۵۸ facets. At the bottom of the Brilliant, there is a facet called the "Culet" to protect the stone from impact. If this facet is removed and the bottom of the stone is completely sharp, it is called "Full Cut," in which case the Brilliant will have ۵۷ facets.

Emerald Cut: This cut is one of the oldest forms of diamond cutting, tracing its roots back to the Table Cut in the ۱۵۰۰s. Gem cutters initially created this shape for emeralds, as this type of cut reduces pressure during the work process and prevents chipping. Diamond cutters quickly realized the appeal of this shape and implemented it on diamonds as well. The term "Emerald Cut" gained great popularity in the ۱۹۲۰s with the emergence of Art Deco and the attention to clean lines and symmetry. Emerald cut diamonds usually have a rectangular design and feature step cuts with straight linear facets. These stones have "cut corners" that give them a classic and distinctive look, and today they are one of the most popular choices for engagement rings and exquisite jewelry.