The Vinci Diamond
Filed under: Jewelry
Shlomo Cohen, who is credited
with the 1982 development of the Princess Cut diamond, has created a new cut known as the Vinci Diamond. Based on
the "divine proportion," a golden ratio that was studied intensely by Leonardo da Vinci, who inspired the
diamond's name, the diamond features a 62-facet pentacle cut. By contrast, a standard round-cut diamond has
57-facets. The perfect proportions of the diamond include three pentacle stars and give a stone with this cut
unprecedented brilliance. The design is patented in Japan, Israel, Belgium, and the United States, and Cohen already
has marketing plans in place.
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