Rose cut diamonds originated during the sixteenth century and are generally characterized by flat bases and domed crowns covered with triangular facets. Their shallow construction can create a broad face-up appearance relative to their carat weight. Instead of the intense brilliance of modern diamond cuts, rose cuts produce gentle flashes of light and a softly glowing appearance. Outline, facet arrangement, transparency, color, clarity characteristics, dimensions, and overall visual character can vary considerably between stones.

Estate Diamond Jewelry evaluates each rose cut diamond in person together with its available laboratory documentation and setting. Because antique diamonds are sometimes mounted in later rings, our experts assess the age of the diamond and setting separately rather than assuming they were created during the same period. Every ring is also examined for craftsmanship, stone security, structural condition, previous repairs, comfort, and sizing potential. The collection includes vintage examples and carefully handcrafted platinum and gold settings designed to complement the rose cut’s distinctive proportions.

Rose Cut Diamond Engagement Rings