GIA Certified 4CT Old Miner E VVS2 Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring

GIA Certified 4CT Old Miner E VVS2 Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring. Band is available also, but sold separately please message me.

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📖Old Miner (Old Mine Cut) :
The old mine cut has a rich history and some charming quirks that make them very appealing to collectors and modern buyers alike. They were popular from the early 1700s to the 1800s part of the Georgian and Victorian errors. They were cut from rough mind diamonds in Brazil, which was before at South Africa had become the main diamonds worse back in the 1800s. They were called old mine because the cutters referred to them as stones from the "old mines" of Brazil and India, which were rich in diamond history.

Now what's so unique about them as they were hand cut by candlelight they were shaped without any of the modern tools we have now aiming for beauty under a soft, low light rather than electric lighting that we use today.

They were elongated cushion shaped in general, but have more of a square outline and rounded corners. Their facets are larger and chunkier with a smaller table, deep pavilion, and a very noticeable cutlet, which is the flat face at the bottom of the diamond.

What is loved by them and makes them so coveted is their romantic sparkle. They have more broad flashes of light created by the softer candlelight glow which is different from the modern brilliant cuts. They are antique characters still show signs of hand craftsmanship, asymmetry, slightly off-center cutlets, and a regular outlines.

They are interestingly rare and mixed with the popularity of vintage inspired jewelry that we're seeing now these cuts are back in demand and very popular for engagement rings.

🪛This ring is completely customizable, message me. The band is available also but is sold separately.

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