Rose Cut Diamond
Product Overview
ROSE CUT DIAMOND
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Specifications
| Type | Diamond |
| Material Used | Gold, Metal & Diamond |
General
| Making Process | Plating, Polishing and Repoussé and chasing |
| Making Tools | Hammer, Mandrel and Pliers |
| Terms | Carat (purity) & Art jewelry |
History
| History | The “rose cut” diamond dates all the way back to the early 1500s. The stones resemble the petals of a rose by trying to imitate the narrowing spiral of the petals; hence the name: rose cut diamond. In general, they are flat at the bottom and creating a larger surface area for the stone's brilliance. |
Other Features
| Features | The most notable features of a rose cut diamond are their flat back and domed top covered in triangular facets. The number of these facets can vary from as few as 3 up to as many as 24, which terminate at the very top in a single apex. This is where the term “rose” from its name originates; It’s facets are said to resemble the petals unfolding in a rose bud. |
