Special proportion horse eye shaped cutting, both elegant and interesting

The horse eye shaped diamond, also known as the Marquis's Lady, is definitely the most low-key among the various cutting techniques, but it is definitely the most popular among fashionable goddesses. The shape of the horse eye stone can increase the weight of the carat, making it appear larger. The scattered fire color from the center runs through both ends of the horse eye.

There is a romantic legend about the origin of horse eye cutting. In the 1840s, King Louis XV of France wanted to customize a diamond specifically for his mistress, the Marquis of Pompadou. He commissioned a royal jeweler to create a completely new shaped diamond to showcase the charming smile of the Marquis. Through the hard work of the jewelers, the horse eye shaped cutting method was created by combining the lip shape in the portrait of the king's lover smiling. This cutting method was also named after the Marquise and is known as "Marquise".

The horse eye shaped cut gemstone has a narrow shape from the center to both ends, giving it a unique light and dynamic appearance. Even if multiple gemstones are embedded at the same time, it still feels heavy and cumbersome.

When it comes to horse eye cutting, it has to be said that horse eye diamonds have a common aspect ratio of 2:1. Due to the fragility of the horse eye shaped tip, some designers use a traditional tip to enhance its firmness, replacing the large kite face with a star shaped face and upper waist face in the crown. Although the diamond's waist circumference is too thick to affect aesthetics, the horse eye shaped tip is easily damaged, so a slightly thicker waist circumference at the tip is not harmful. In addition, the horse eye shaped diamond is dignified and elegant, appearing larger from the front than a round diamond of the same weight, and the slender shape can make the fingers look more slender and slender. With so many advantages, horse eye shaped diamonds have become a fashionable choice.