Antique Cut Diamond Engagement Ring- For you and your Fiancee!

Buying an Antique Cut Diamond Engagement Ring is an essential event for you and your fiancée, and many questions can knock your mind such as:

• Should you go for a bigger precious daimond or choose a compact sized daimond of higher quality?
• Is color an essential consideration?
• How does the cut impact the diamond?
• Is a solitaire precious diamond best, or is a group of diamond a better choice?
Mark Broumand offers advice to help you buy a wonderful, top quality precious Antique Cut Diamond Rings that your fiancé will love—without ruining your price range. They help you handle the components of a ring and its setting to create the perfect engagement collection.
The antique cut diamond rings have enjoyed a resurgence in recent years and are preferred for their sensational, more romantic glow. Diamonds cut using the old methods are becoming progressively preferred and suitable. The antique cut diamond Engagement ring is perfect for someone looking to regain the attractiveness of times gone by. Each cut symbolizes a particular and well recorded era, and the antique cut is perfect for someone who holds the design of previous times.


The Unique Styles of Antique Diamond Cuts
There are, in fact, many types of antique diamond cuts available, oftentimes representing the time period they were invented or popular. These include:


Single Cut: Single cut diamond has a huge desk and an octagonal girdle. The culet, or base of the diamond, may be pointed or it may be flat. Only single cut usually has 18 facets. The single cut is an extremely old diamond cut dating to the 1300s.


Rose cut: Features a dome-shaped crown and flat bottom rising to a single apex, with 3 - 24 facets, and dating back to the 1500s.


Old mine cut: Dating back to the 1700s, the old mine cut has a squarish girdle with gently rounded corners.


Old European cut: Features a high crown, circular girdle, and 58 facets. It dates back to the 1800s and was used prominently during the Victorian era.


Diamond ring with antique cut were quite popular in late Nineteenth and early 20th century and becoming more popular again in modern rings. So, if you want a antique Cut Diamond Engagement Ring then consider Mark Broumand. 
At Mark Broumand, our antique cut diamond engagement and anniversary rings are available in various settings and designs. Our rings can be customized to your specific taste, as well.