Matched suites
Necklace, earrings, ring and bracelet drawn from a single run of rough and a single growth cycle — matched by face-up appearance under three light temperatures, not by grading report alone.
طقم أورورا
Forty-one pear and oval brilliants graded and matched across nine months so that no two neighbours differ by more than one hundredth of a carat.
طقم سولير
Emerald-cut vivid yellows set in yellow gold claws, framed by colourless pavé in platinum — two metals so the colour is never diluted by its own setting.
طقم نوكتورن
Boron-blue stones from four consecutive growth cycles, held on knife-edge platinum so the pavilion stays open to the light beneath.
طقم روز
A 14.02 carat heart-shape vivid pink, two cushion pinks, and marquise clusters cut to open like wings around them.
The cut library
Every suite is written in this vocabulary. The proportions below are the house standard, not the industry minimum.
57 facets · ratio 1.00
Maximum return of light. Our table sits at 56 per cent, one point tighter than the standard, for fire over spread.
57 facets · ratio 1.38
Length without the bow-tie. We reject any oval that shadows more than 6 per cent of the table.
58 facets · ratio 1.55
The point must sit exactly on the axis of the belly. A degree off and the stone tips on the finger.
58 facets · ratio 2.00
Two points, one axis. Cut long, kept shallow enough that the keel line stays invisible face-up.
50 facets · ratio 1.42
A step cut hides nothing. Reserved for stones of IF or VVS clarity only.
64 facets · ratio 1.10
Antique proportions, modern faceting. The crush of light that colour diamonds need.
70 facets · ratio 1.25
Brilliant pavilion under a step-cut crown. Our first choice for vivid yellow.
59 facets · ratio 1.00
Cleft cut sharp, lobes matched to 0.15 mm. Yield is never the deciding argument.
43 facets · ratio 1.00
Cut as a shoulder stone, matched in pairs from a single crystal.
58 facets · ratio 1.00
A square step cut with a deep pavilion — the hall of mirrors, done properly.