ROSE CUT DIAMOND JEWELRY REPORT
The Rose Cut style of cutting diamonds like other antique diamond cuts were earlier cut by hand and meant to dazzle under candlelight. Their large, wide facets performed exquisitely in low light conditions and hence using old cut diamonds in modern jewelry is gaining popularity. Ranging anywhere from 3 to 24 facets which terminate at the very top in a single apex to resemble the petals unfolding into a rose bud and hence the the name “Rose Cut”. They are flat at the bottom and create a larger surface area for the stone’s brilliance and domed top covered in triangular facets. This means that a rose cut diamond will appear to be a visually larger stone when viewed from above than a full cut diamond of the same carat weight. It will have a larger surface area since none of its carat weight is stored below the girdle.
We at GJTL screen diamond of every shape using state of the art technologies to determine the origin of the stones whether they are naturally mined, laboratory grown or simulant. These tests are conduct by trained professional secure and controlled conditions which lead to the detailing of relevant gemological characteristics of the stones in question. Finally, a Rose Cut Diamond Jewelry Report is issued which includes a detailed photograph and other relevant elements relative to Rose Cuts.