"PrinceCut"

[adhesive]

Anyone have a "PrinceCut" diamond? How do you like it?

Anyone else even HEARD of a PrinceCut diamond? I''m on a hunt to find the perfect surprise diamond solitaire ering with an emerald cut diamond, and evidently the "PrinceCut" will revolutionize emerald cuts forever... but I''m not sure if I believe all that.

Check it out and let me know what you think.

www.princecut.com

Thank You!

 

[arjunajane]

Date: 5/24/2008 12:55:30 AM
Author:adhesive
Anyone have a 'PrinceCut' diamond? How do you like it?

Anyone else even HEARD of a PrinceCut diamond? I'm on a hunt to find the perfect surprise diamond solitaire ering with an emerald cut diamond, and evidently the 'PrinceCut' will revolutionize emerald cuts forever... but I'm not sure if I believe all that.

Check it out and let me know what you think.

www.princecut.com

Thank You!

have heard of it discussed here elsewhere - will try to find thread for you. Don't like that statement though..?

https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/prince-cut-diamond.56140/ seems like not many people are familiar/they're not very popular..

 

[JulieN]

I've seen it on PriceScope before. Been around for years. Like the Crisscut.

If she wants an emerald, the Prince is not a substitute for an emerald. Honestly, I don't like it. It is defeats the purpose of the beautiful "hall of mirrors" feeling. I do think it's an interesting substitute for a radiant, though.

Hundreds of new diamond cuts come out every year, all promising to be the next revolution. A very tiny percentage are still in production 5 years later. However, the emerald cut has withstood the test of time.

 

[diagem]

Date: 5/24/2008 3:09:03 AM
Author: JulieN
I''ve seen it on PriceScope before. Been around for years. Like the Crisscut.

If she wants an emerald, the Prince is not a substitute for an emerald. Honestly, I don''t like it. It is defeats the purpose of the beautiful ''hall of mirrors'' feeling. I do think it''s an interesting substitute for a radiant, though.

Hundreds of new diamond cuts come out every year, all promising to be the next revolution. A very tiny percentage are still in production 5 years later. However, the emerald cut has withstood the test of time.