Antique Cushion Cut Diamonds
Yet another antique cut we have fallen in love with over and over. The cushion cut seems to have come back in vogue recently, but it’s actually an ...
Yet another antique cut we have fallen in love with over and over. The cushion cut seems to have come back in vogue recently, but it’s actually an ...
Chunky facets, warm glow, timeless romance — Old Mine Cut diamond engagement rings whisper history in every sparkle. Here’s your guide to their cha...
Round, brilliant, and full of vintage romance — Old European Cut diamonds are antique classics. Explore their history, sparkle, and tips for choosi...
Around 1918 to the late 1920s, there was a new, undeniably beautiful, and absolutely fascinating diamond cut coming out of the United States. Born ...
If you saw our post about Blake Lively’s engagement ring, you know we are on Team Oval! Oval cut diamonds not only beautifully elongate anyone’s fi...
It seems as though centuries of life long dedication from diamond cutters all cumulated into one ultimate product- the modern round brilliant cut. ...
It’s easy to see where the Radiant Cut got its name, after all it is the perfect word to describe them. In 1977, a third generation gemologist name...
This one is fit for all the princesses out there. You guessed it- the princess cut. This is a relatively new cut, and we often don’t get our hands ...
Webster’s Dictionary defines compromise as “something intermediate between or blending qualities of two different things”, but that doesn’t exactly...
Marquise cuts have our favorite origin story- hands down! In 1745, French King Louis XV was super enamored with one of his mistresses, Jean Antoine...
While we can’t deny the beauty of the reigning step cuts- like emeralds, asschers, and baguettes, it’s always fun to get your hands on a less commo...
One of our favorites cuts has to be the emerald cut. Nothing makes us feel more elegant than a high quality emerald cut diamond with their clean l...
In 1902, there was a expert named Joseph Asscher who was a third generation diamond cutter in Holland. He worked with emerald cuts often but saw a ...
We are self described Francophiles, and maybe that’s why we love French Cut stones. They are just like French fashion- simple, sleek, and sophistic...
Shopping for a diamond and never heard of the 4 C's? We’re here to break those down for you, and make that pursuit for sparkle a little less alarming