As long as I've been writing about diamonds, I have taken great care to have fun, and play around in my descriptions. I might get close to the edge in terms of risqué content.

My overarching goal in descriptions is transparency in describing the plusses and minuses of any item we offer. Honesty is a vital organ in running a trustworthy business.

Close to the edge as I might get, I think part of my responsibility as a member of the trade, and a "Diamond Educator" is to write in a manner that does not insult any of our readers. Plus there are probably stiff penalties should I use the "P" word.

So I'm having a kind of a... hard time coming up with how to describe this shape. Not every Tom, Dick (ahem) or Harry can find the right words...

So here we have this... "Novelty" shape diamond. It's a super cool diamond, make no mistake. It's kinda hard to handle. I actually got a prick from the tweezer tip trying to pick this baby up.

The price kind of shocked me. It ain't cheap. The reason is that you need a much larger piece of rough to get this exact shape than you would for most other .67ct polished stones. The cutter did a great job - the stone really sparkles.

It's got an interesting brown color.

GIA calls it "Fancy Orange Brown"- which, like the diamond, is a pretty impressive grade.

When we gave this diamond to the guys at the bench, there was a fair amount of snickering....meanwhile, look at this amazing piece!

We used Natural Fancy Light Pink Diamonds for the halo. The 14kt rosy gold chain is 16inches and complements the piece nicely.

If you purchase it now and are unhappy with the amazing piece, we will gladly allow you to get a refund. We never stiff anyone.