
SOLD:....Three Stone Diamond Ring: Wild 2ct Emerald Cut Step Cut Half Moon Ring R2736
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2.03ct Emerald Cut, 1.20ct tw Half Moon Ring
ITEM #R2736
Actual Video of this ring. I've always loved the unusual. Sure, things that are as you expect them to be are great, but things that make you do a "double take" always drew me in for a triple , quadruple takes. This is such a diamond, and such a ring.
Let's start with the center diamond. Yes, it's an "Emerald Cut Diamond" No, it's not a typical emerald cut stone. The corners, for example, are deeply cut- at a bold angle. This does something to my eye which makes my mind go "Asscher"- but the beautiful "Matchbox" profile rules that out instantly. Diamond dealers use the terms "Matchbook" and "Matchbox" to describe a rectangular diamond's profile. A matchbook is just a little wider than it is tall, say 6 wide by 5 tall. A matchbox is more rectangular...say 6 x 4. One thing this surely tells you is that Diamond dealers obviously need to smoke less. The other unique aspect of the cut is that the diamond is not deep- numerically, it's quite shallow. Thankfully, diamonds and numbers are two totally different things. This is a 2.03ct diamond, that could easily pass for a 3.00carat- it's HUGE.
It's a clean diamond- you will not see any spots or imperfections. The color is extremely deceptive. Many times the diamond appears totally colorless- other times you can see a little tint. Never is it a bother to me. There are people who absolutely won't accept any color in their diamonds- this is not a ring for them But you already know if you're in this group. You have to know what to look for to be able to see the difference.
As if all that weren't enough, it's framed by two humongous step cut half moons. These stones totally spread the diamond-age across your finger.
The ring itself is bold- yet subtle. The shank is substantial.
The stones perfectly positioned. The whole massive affair sits low to the finger. Deceptively comfortable, and it looks great on the hand.
The bottom line here is.....well, quite modest considering that this ring looks like it cost twice what it does-I say this because it's gi-normous- and completely sparkly- even from across the room.
Normally, we manufacture all of our rings in our own factories, right here on 47th St. In this case, we purchased the ring intact, because we love the style, and the manufacture quality is up to our high standards. We'll guarantee the ring just the way we do the ones we make. The grades below are ours. There is an EGL report calling the center diamond J/VS2. We respectfully disagree with that result- and in fact, never advertise a diamond as "certified" without a grade from a GIA report.
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