The category we named in 1998. Heavily included, deeply colored, opaque in places- greys, reds, greens, browns, and the muddled shades between. Diamonds the trade had written off as unsellable until designers saw what they actually were. Inclusions dense enough to give a stone texture you can read across the table.

Hexagon, kite, shield, lozenge, bullet, trilliant- angular outlines carrying rose cut faceting, domed above and flat below with no pavilion and no culet. Two ideas nobody had put together until we did it in 2014. Straight edges hold the dome in a way a round never will, and the flat base sits low and close against the hand.