Old European Cut Diamond Varieties And Theirs Difference

Old European cut diamonds the representatives of ancient and traditional times because they were used in the kingdom times. Old European cut diamonds are made with a special and unique crafting process because it’s faceting pattern is totally different from brilliant cut diamonds. That’s why Old European cut diamonds are easily identifiable without ant inspections and knowledge of high levels such as diamond checker or evaluator.

Today, we see the three types of Old European Cut Diamonds, which are now trending. Customers are looking for varieties in the OEC Diamonds, and we make them with proper and exact proportions. The three types of Old European Diamonds include a High Crown Pattern, Flower Pattern, and Traditional Pattern.

People understand OEC Diamonds have no varieties and they don’t carry durability, but the reality is different from the thinking. Old European Diamonds are easily available in the market, but with variation, it’s rare to find. So, you can find Old European Diamonds in varieties and best quality from Ouros Jewels.

Now, it’s time to evaluate the difference and characteristics of the High Crown Pattern, Flower, and Traditional Pattern of Old European Diamonds. But, first understand the definition and fundamental facts about it.

High crown pattern old European diamond

High Crown Pattern Old European Diamond is known as fancy OEC Diamond because of the faceting styles. In Old European High Crown Pattern Diamond, the table anatomies feature more amount of designed facet shapes, which makes it more preferable.

In High Crown Pattern Old European Diamonds, the star and triangle shaped facets help the surfaces to release more sparkles and reflections.

VVS Diamonds are the symbol and source of the full and constant sparkle releaser because in that, no inclusions are available, impacting the overall appearance. In this Crown Pattern Old European Diamond, the VVS Clarity is used with E color grade.

The Ideal cut grade is allotted due to having swallowed and 45° angle degree crown faceting to the Old European Diamond.

When old European cut diamond has a wide diameter on the table surfaces with unique tied knot shape faceting. In high crown pattern old European cut diamonds, the girdle and table surface is swallowed more than traditional OEC diamond.

On the high crown patterned old European cut diamond, the chain framework which is very tough to do. But, our craftsman makes this high crown old European diamond more gorgeous and refractive.

Flower pattern old European diamond

A flower pattern old European diamond is the second most popular diamond after the high crown pattern OEC diamond. In flower style old European cut Diamond, the crown anatomies have the combination of triangle and round shape faceting touch up, increasing the diamond's lights reflection.

In addition, the square shaped framework is spotted on the table surface with a floral decoration appearance.

This flower old European diamond is made in VS clarity grade and F color grade. After VVS clarity, the VS clarity grade diamonds are the best option for having less inclusions on the diamond anatomies, which affect the return sparkle. Without any doubt, buyers can select VS clarity old European diamond in flower style.

Difference between high crown and flower pattern Old European diamond.

The difference between flower pattern old European diamond and high crown diamond is their faceting and polishing styles. In the flower old European cut diamond, the crown edged facets have mountain-like views.

While on the High crown edged old European diamond, the faceting pattern has a more unique design, such as chessboard patterns.

The flower pattern old European diamond has the appearance of a milky surfaces. As a result, it is known as milky diamond. In addition, the block shaped space usage in flower pattern old European diamond makes it more antique and vintage.

The proportions and dimensions of flower patterned old European diamond use the allotted spaces and increase the overall looks.

Traditional old European diamond

Traditional old European diamond is the first series of the OEC type diamond. In this traditional old European diamond, the chessboard typed and mountain line faceting patterns placed with exact proportions.

This traditional old European diamond earns the VS2 clarity and F color grade. F-color grade European diamonds are rare in the market, but Ouros Jewels have them.

Old European diamond in VS2 isn’t a bad choice for engagement rings or antique necklaces. The bush of VS2 diamonds will spark as a thundering cloud so the buyer can easily take it for the jewelry.

In other words, in traditional old European diamond, varieties such as crown OEC and flower OEC diamond are available. Buyers have to pay less for this old European diamond because of the less mismatch of the proportions.

Traditional old European cut diamond is similar to all the characteristics such as 4Cs of diamonds and diamonds symmetry.

Now, it’s time to understand the difference between high crown OEC , flower pattern OEC, and traditional facets OEC diamonds. It will help buyers to get a better idea about these three types of old European diamonds.

High Crown OEC VS Flower Pattern OEC VS Traditional OEC

Conclusion

Finally, Old European Cut diamonds create the beauty of the past while maintaining a modern brightness. Whether it's the intricate High Crown, the nature-inspired Flower Pattern, or the classic Traditional cut, each design has its own unique shine. At Ouros Jewels, you'll find the perfect balance of vintage beauty and durability. These diamonds are more than simply stones; they are bits of history that give eternal elegance to any product of Diamond jewelry. selecting an Old European Cut means selecting a diamond that stands out and will survive the test of time.

FAQ's

Q1. What is the difference between old European cut and old mine cut?

Ans.The main difference between Old Mine Cut and Old European Cut diamonds is their shapes and how they sparkle. Old Mine Cuts are squarish and like cushions, with a vintage feel. Old European cuts are round and have more sparkle. Each has its own charm: Old Mine for its unique look and Old European for its sparkling beauty.

Q2. Are old European cut diamonds good?

Ans. Old European cut diamonds give a unique charm and vintage charm. They may not be as brilliant as current round cuts, but they are often less expensive for similar carat weights. Their rarity adds value, but demand is often smaller than for modern cuts.

Q3. Why choose an Old European Cut diamond?

Ans. Choosing an Old European Cut diamond means getting a stone with a rich history and character. Its cut style enhances sparkle and produces a more wonderful reflection of light than many current cuts.

Q4. Which cut grade do Old European Cut diamonds receive?

Ans. The cut grade of Old European Cut diamonds ranges. High Crown types may get an excellent cut grade, whilst Flower and Traditional designs typically obtain a very high cut grade.

Q5. Are old-cut diamonds good?

Ans. Old cut diamonds are excellent for people who love vintage charm and a softer, softer brilliance than current cuts provide. Their quality is assessed based on unique beauty and character rather than current brilliance.

Q6. What does "old European cut diamond" mean?

Ans. An old European cut diamond is a historic style of diamond cutting that was popular before the introduction of contemporary cutting processes. Characterized by a round shape, a high crown, deep pavilion, and a large open culet, this cut is known for its unique, soft sparkle that reflects the craftsmanship of the early 20th century.

Q7. What's the difference between the traditional European cut and the mine cut?

Ans.  The old European cut is a later version of the mine cut, with larger and regular facets. While both have a cushioned form, the traditional European cut often has a circular girdle, a taller crown, and a smaller table, resulting in more brightness and a unique sparkling pattern.

Q8. Are old-cut diamonds cheaper?

Ans. Not always; old cut diamonds are frequently odd and popular for their vintage charm, which might result in higher prices. However, prices vary greatly depending on the specific stone's qualities, size, quality, and market demand.