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$3.2 million pink diamond recut

Can you imaging having that responsibility :shock: ?
 
It's a beautiful stone.

I wouldn't have said no to the 'before' either. I'm a bit cheap :razz:
 
Great story. I wonder why they use the "wheel" instead of lasers. I would think that a computer controlled laser would be more precise than a human manually polishing on a surface.
 
Now that deserves the pinkalicious title if anything does. :love:
Yummy.:kiss:
 
Very good article! Love the final ring.
 
Intriguing play of colour in the rough & colour from the cut - to whom it might concern!
 
Fascinating.
Thanks for posting.
 
Here's another example of a similar brilliant yet high-risk recut decision.


"Shmulik Polnauer made the decision to re-polish one of the stones he won in this year’s tender. The stone was originally a 1.71-carat, Fancy Intense Purplish Pink, Radiant-shaped diamond. By re-cutting the stone, he managed, losing only three points, to significantly upgrade the color intensity. Now, Leibish & Co. is delighted to be the proud owners of the 1.68-carat, Fancy Vivid Purplish Pink, Radiant-shaped diamond."
 
Here's another example of a similar brilliant yet high-risk recut decision.


"Shmulik Polnauer made the decision to re-polish one of the stones he won in this year’s tender. The stone was originally a 1.71-carat, Fancy Intense Purplish Pink, Radiant-shaped diamond. By re-cutting the stone, he managed, losing only three points, to significantly upgrade the color intensity. Now, Leibish & Co. is delighted to be the proud owners of the 1.68-carat, Fancy Vivid Purplish Pink, Radiant-shaped diamond."
Oohh, that's luscious!!
 
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