The Phoenix Cut TM is a fancy odd-shaped diamond cut in shape with Emerald pieces. The Phoenix Cut TM diamond is used in jewelry such as rings, earrings, pendants and bracelets.
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History
Creation
Phoenix Cut TM is a relatively new piece of diamond, made in the 1990s by Professor Botcharov under the instructions of Smolensk Kristall Production Corporation.
The name is
The Smolensk symbol features the legendary Phoenix bird. This is to represent the almost totally destroyed cities and then rise from the ashes after the Battle of Smolensk (1812) and the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945. The new piece was named "Phoenix" to honor this symbol.
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Shape
The Phoenix Cut TM is octagonal and is similar to Emerald and Radiant pieces. These cuts have 48-50 and 70 facets each while the Phoenix Cut TM has 89 polished aspects. This increasing number of aspects gives more diamonds of fire and brilliance. Below are details of the terms and their location.
Because the shape of the Phoenix Cut TM is only a fraction of the "rough" diamonds that are suitable for the production process. Below is a table showing the geometric characteristics of Phoenix Cut TM
Quality
Pearl Cut diamond TM is cut by Smolensk Kristall Production Corporation and referred to as the "Russian Make" diamond.
The Kristall Corporation insists that "Make Russia is an uncompromising quality."
The "Russian Make" stone is so called because extra attention is given to the symmetry, parameters, polishing and corset on the stone. This extra attention can be seen visually or supported by optical measuring devices.
Supply and availability
The Phoenix Cut TM diamond supply is very limited. This is because the Phoenix Cut TM diamond is made from high quality rough diamonds; the shape of the stone also limits the rough amount available for use. The main distributor for diamond Phoenix Cut TM is Berlian Antwerp LTD. They are the sole distributor for the UK and Ireland.
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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