While initially created for emeralds, it became a popular diamond cut in the 14th century. Its elongated facets and oversized table create a mesmerizingly unique effect called the 'hall of mirrors'.
While initially created for emeralds, it became a popular diamond cut in the 14th century. Its elongated facets and oversized table create a mesmerizingly unique effect called the 'hall of mirrors'.
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