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In principle, an emerald can be grinded in all types of different cuts. Similar to the diamond, consideration is given to its inclusions, and its size. In India, small emeralds are often cut into pearls. Larger stones of high purity are given the Emerald Cut, which has been known since the Art Deco period in the 1920s, and has prevailed. Emerging, he is distinguished by a broad, flat panel with rectangular edges that resemble the steps from above. This emerald cut is now popular as a vintage look, visually extending the fingers. Through a vast landscape, for a jardin (inclusions) filled emerald, one likes to use the cabochon cut – an oval, smooth, and convex stone cut which is often found in rings.
At BLESQ, look for pieces of jewelry with stones of all kinds of cut styles, or have your personal jewelry crafted in the BeSpoke service.
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