The “Rose” cut is among the earliest diamond cuts, originating in Belgium in the 15th century. It takes its name from the delicate arrangement of its facets, which unfold across the surface of the stone like the petals of a flower.
Unlike modern cuts, precious “roses” have no fixed number of facets. Instead, each stone reveals its own geometry, guided by the natural form, clarity and colour of the raw stone. As a result, every Rose cut demands time, patience and the intuitive hand of a master artisan.
Such openness leaves little room for concealment, exceptional clarity is essential, as even the smallest inclusion is visible to the naked eye.
