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    crisscut diamonds

    Discussion in 'RockyTalky' started by jewelnut, Mar 26, 2002.

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    1. Mar 26, 2002 #1
      jewelnut

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      by jewelnut » Mar 26, 2002
      Does anyone know anything about crisscut diamonds? The pictures of them seem like they're sparklier but still clean looking. Is there any way to tell by the table/depth, crown angles, etc. if it's a good one? Any ideas on cost? Thanks.:loopy:
       
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    2. Mar 26, 2002 #2
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      by lawmax » Mar 26, 2002
      From opinions I've read, the Crisscut is more sparkly and/or fiery than an emerald cut. The look is different than and emerald cut due to a different faceting pattern. They are more like a radiant cut in the opinion of some and are apparently cut more shallow.

      They command a premium price.
       
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    3. Mar 26, 2002 #3
      oldminer

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      by oldminer » Mar 26, 2002
      They do command a premium price, but they give more look for the money as they are not deep cut and therefore have more diameter/width. You will not find them at every store. Only certain places handle that line.

      I have seen some very effective pieces made with Criss cut stones.
       
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