Trillion Cut Side Stones

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Trillion cut diamonds are triangle shaped stones often used as a side stone in three stone engagement rings.

Trillion cut side stones.

However extravagance is getting more popular in ring styles whereby more trillion solitaire rings are popping up. Square french cuts the french cut is an antique diamond cut that has a high crown deep pavilion and a very small rhombus shaped table sitting at 45 degrees to the girdle. The cut makes for a great side stone because of its shape the triangular form allows it to excellently compliment the main stones in rings and other jewelry fitting in perfectly. Trillion cuts are typically used as side stones in rings and other jewelry.

The emerald cut side stones step in when straight baguettes are not important enough to be on the side of an asscher or emerald cut. As well as matched side stones trillions are also very popular for stud earrings and pendants. Triangle cut uncurved trilliant cut uncurved and trillion cut curved side by side neither type is typical to choose for the cut of your central stone on a ring but of the two it would be more usual to pick a curved cut for the largest stone. Expert advice for trillion cut diamonds a trillion cut is a triangular shape of three equal sides that are 31 or 50 facets.

Due to their shallower cut they tend to appear larger than they really are. Trillion cut sapphire side stones.

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