super clean simple looking diamond

[kewlj]

hi,

I just saw my friend diamond. Her diamond is not looking like an ordinary round cut diamond. When I looked into the table, i don't see many lines going into the centre of the diamond.
I have never seen this type of diamond before, not even in Tiffany.

attached picture will be very closed to the diamond that i just saw.

any idea what makes the difference ?

 

[yssie]

It's just a modern RB..?

 

[kewlj]

It's just a modern RB..?

It's actually single cut diamond.

I know it normally comes in small carat, but this one is 0.7 carat.

do you have any idea where to find them ? or any picture?

 

[Dreamer_D]

No, it is not a single cut diamond It is a modern RB, looks like a basic commercial grade. Does it have a lab report?

 

[kewlj]

No, it is not a single cut diamond It is a modern RB, looks like a basic commercial grade. Does it have a lab report?

Hi

Please disregard the picture above.

It s actually closer to the picture in the below link.
So it is a single cut diamond

http://www.diamondguidehq.com/single-cut-diamonds/

 

[kenny]

No, it is not a single cut diamond It is a modern RB, looks like a basic commercial grade. Does it have a lab report?

+1

The diamond in the pic in your original post is not a single cut.

If you like it then you like it, but it is not a single cut.

Here are three pics of single cut round diamonds compared to the relatively busy one you posted.

 

[Imdanny]

It's just a modern RB..?

It's actually single cut diamond.

I know it normally comes in small carat, but this one is 0.7 carat.

do you have any idea where to find them ? or any picture?

No, it's not.

 

[Imdanny]

It's just a modern RB..?

It's actually single cut diamond.

I know it normally comes in small carat, but this one is 0.7 carat.

do you have any idea where to find them ? or any picture?

You're going to have to prove that with a real picture of the actual diamond. There is no such thing as a .7 single cut diamond as so many people have tried to tell you now.

 

[kewlj]

It's just a modern RB..?

It's actually single cut diamond.

I know it normally comes in small carat, but this one is 0.7 carat.

do you have any idea where to find them ? or any picture?

You're going to have to prove that with a real picture of the actual diamond. There is no such thing as a .7 single cut diamond as so many people have tried to tell you now.

It s old european cut

 

[kenny]

It's just a modern RB..?

It's actually single cut diamond.
I know it normally comes in small carat, but this one is 0.7 carat.
do you have any idea where to find them ? or any picture?

You're going to have to prove that with a real picture of the actual diamond. There is no such thing as a .7 single cut diamond as so many people have tried to tell you now.

It's old european cut

The pic you posted is not an Old European Cut.
It looks like a poorly-cut example of the modern brilliant round cut.

 

[greta2603]

Was it a rose cut?

 

[wakingdreams53]

I have a .5ct single cut, which I didn't know was single cut until our darling Circe louped it at a get-together.
If your friend has a single cut, it's very rare to have them in such large sizes.
If you like a less busy cut than the typical RB, look into older cuts, such as the old european or rose cut. GOG perfected the OEC with their August Vintage Round line.

 

[yssie]

I have a .5ct single cut, which I didn't know was single cut until our darling Circe louped it at a get-together.
If your friend has a single cut, it's very rare to have them in such large sizes.
If you like a less busy cut than the typical RB, look into older cuts, such as the old european or rose cut. GOG perfected the OEC with their August Vintage Round line.

I remember WD's single cut clearly - I'd never seen or heard of anything like it! Before that I'd been fully convinced single cuts were strictly melee.

WD that stone really is lovely

 

[MeganR]

Most every modern round brilliant is a single cut for a short part of its life during the manufacturing process. Essentially what the OP wants is a diamond that has been blocked into that single cut, but not been through the brillianteering process.