Special Cut Diamond Shapes
J.C. Millennium Cut
J&D Diamonds is the producer and exclusive distributor of the J.c. Millennium Cut diamond. This newly patented diamond shape came to be after a full year of cutting and experimenting by master cutter John Ceulemans‚ who has polished a number of important diamonds‚ including five D flawless stones of more than 100 carats.
Jubilant Crown Cut
The Jubilant Crown (small table - 73 facets - modified round - 16 additional facets on the crown)‚ was introduced in 2002. The cut was inspired by the Jubilee Cut produced during the reign of Queen Victoria. It was designed and patented by Edwin B. Cutshall of Virginia in early 2000. The Jubilant Crown has been featured in the following publications: Modern Jeweler, Southern Jewelry News, Rapaport Diamond Report, and National Jeweler.
Jubilee Cut
The Jubilee Cut diamond is a unique step in the evolution of diamond cutting. For the first time ever, a visibly square shaped diamond has the brilliance and fire of an ideal cut round. The Jubilee Diamond is currently being touted by it's manufacturers as a superlative "modified" square diamond and is the newest version of its immediate predecessor the "Queen of Hearts" Diamond (same manufacturer) which was heavily promoted as recently as a few months ago as being the best of all modified square diamond shapes. The "Queen of Hearts" diamond, in turn replaced the "Regent" cut diamond (same manufacturer)which at it's inauguration was marketed as the best modified square shape diamond. The Jubilee Cut's patent-pending design is the result of three years of research and brings hearts & arrows brilliance to the square shaped diamond. Unmatched light performance in a square shaped diamond.
Jupiter Cut
Gitanjali holds the patents for 26 unique cuts including the Jupiter Cut. Created by a highly skilled workforce under the supervision of the Belgian expert, Adri Voorn, most of the cuts were branded after the patenting process was completed. An exclusive marketing program is also being developed with brochures and literature – a value-added proposition for the buyer.