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Emerald Cut Diamond
What is the emerald cut diamond?
The emerald cut diamond is rectangular in shape and has an elegant radiance. It resembles the princess cut, however it is different because it does not reflect as much light as the princess cut diamond. This is because of the way the facets are cut.
The shape of the emerald cut diamond is contoured by long lines and characterized by broad and large flashes of light. Because of its shape, the emerald cut diamond allows for a large range of creative design opportunities, incorporating both modern and contemporary design elements.
One thing that is really important when it comes to the emerald cut diamond is clarity. Most serious flaws are easily seen by the naked eye, because its design features several broad facets. Not a whole lot is left to the imagination, so it is very important that you choose a quality diamond if you are keen on an emerald cut diamond.
A traditional emerald cut diamond has an accepted radio anywhere from 1.5:1 to 1.75:1.
What is the history of the emerald cut diamond?
Interesting to know is the fact that the emerald cut was developed for emeralds, rather than diamonds. This said though, the emerald cut diamond has a rich history. In 1477, it is believed the very first emerald cut diamond engagement ring was given to Mary of Burgundy by Archduke Maximilian of Austria.
Since then, there have been other famous diamonds cut into the emerald cut. There is the Portuguese and Porter Rose. Typically, emerald cut diamonds have been created for the wealthy and they are very suitable for large stones.
