Show Stoppers
These eye-catching pieces showcase the spectacular beauty of baguette-cut diamonds. The name baguette does not come from France’s favourite long white loaf but rather from la baguette, which means “stick” in French and provides a fitting description for this type of cut: a rectangle, precision-cut at 90° angles, with several stepped parallel facets, all of which are connected to the central, rectangular table facet. The cut, designed as a classic stepped cut in the 1920s, is reminiscent of the Art Deco movement with its clear, pure design, adorned with geometric and symmetrical elements.
Opulent Jewellery With Classic Appeal
These eye-catching pieces showcase the spectacular beauty of baguette-cut diamonds. The name baguette does not come from France’s favourite long white loaf but rather from la baguette, which means “stick” in French and provides a fitting description for this type of cut: a rectangle, precision-cut at 90° angles, with several stepped parallel facets, all of which are connected to the central, rectangular table facet. The cut, designed as a classic stepped cut in the 1920s, is reminiscent of the Art Deco movement with its clear, pure design, adorned with geometric and symmetrical elements.