Frames

A line of gold drawn around the outline, rather than points gripping it.

A frame protects the edges, which matters for step cuts and for stones whose outline is their whole character. It also gives the diamond a defined silhouette that reads clearly across a room — the shape, not the sparkle.

The difficulty is keeping the line fine enough to describe the stone without competing with it. Ours are cut to follow each diamond’s exact outline, which is why freeform and champagne stones sit so well here. No two of those are the same shape, so no two frames are the same drawing.