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Rose Cut Diamond

Spanish Diamond Lazo Pendant

¥29,500.00

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Art Nouveau Cluster Ring

¥42,300.00

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Antique French Cluster Ring

¥27,300.00

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Rose Cut Diamond Chandelier Earrings

¥43,600.00

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Holthuis Diamond Pendant Necklace

¥19,100.00

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Georgian Diamond Floral Cluster

¥15,000.00

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Rose-Cut Diamond Heart Locket

¥8,640.00

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Georgian Crowned Heart Ring

¥27,300.00

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Antique Rose-Cut Diamond Cluster

¥19,100.00

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Georgian Diamond Girandole Pendant

¥30,900.00

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Antique Ruby & Diamond Brooch

¥40,900.00

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Dutch Rose Cut Diamond Necklace

¥100,000.00

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Dutch Rose Cut Diamond Bangle

¥54,500.00

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French Art Deco Bangle

¥28,200.00

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Balinese Gold Ruby Diamond Ring

¥33,200.00

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Antique Opal and Diamond Ring

¥36,400.00

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Toi et Moi Diamond Ring

¥30,900.00

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Purple Pearl Diamond Cluster Ring

¥31,800.00

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Royal Siamese Diamond Eternity Ring

¥114,000.00

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French Art Deco Cluster Ring

¥31,400.00

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Siam Gold Gem Cluster Ring

¥38,600.00

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French Agate Diamond Cluster Ring

¥25,000.00

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Antique Diamond Navette Cluster

¥21,400.00

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Baroque Pearl Diamond Pendant

¥50,000.00

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About Rose Cut Diamond

Rose cut diamonds have a flat base and a domed crown of triangular facets, cut to keep as much of the rough crystal as possible. They were the dominant diamond cut from the 16th to the early 19th century, and their soft, glowing light was made for candlelit rooms.

In Georgian jewellery, rose cuts were usually set in silver on a gold body, often in closed-back collets with a foil behind each stone. Later Victorian and Edwardian pieces use them as accents around coloured stones.