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rose-cut

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rose-cut
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(Clothing, Personal Arts & Crafts / Jewellery) (of a gemstone) cut with a hemispherical faceted crown and a flat base


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Damas 22K segment stores held their promotion from October 1 to 17, which included two specially designed jewellery sets, a 22k yellow gold featuring rose-cut diamonds from its high-selling Legacy collection and the other, an 18k yellow gold diamond jewellery set inspired by the traditional Rangoli designs, an ethnic feature of India.
An intricate platinum choker studded with 150 rose-cut diamonds and thousands of small diamonds was inspired by an antique Indian anklet.
It was difficult to picture Joseph, clad as he was in a staid white shirt and black corporate suit, travelling around the Orient hunting for precious stones, scouting museums for inspiration, placing industrial diamonds on wooden bangles or latching a pair of rose-cut diamond bracelets on Angelina Jolie's wrists.
 
 
 
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