Black and white inclusions suspended through a clear crystal. Carbon, feathering, and cloud that a traditional grader marks as fault- read another way, they are weather. We invented this category in 2005, seven years after the Rustic Diamond. No two are patterned alike, and none can be replaced.

Long parallel facets cut in tiers, running to a straight-edged outline. No crushed ice, no scintillation- step cuts trade glitter for depth, returning light in wide planes that draw the eye down into the stone. With so few facets and such open planes, there is nowhere for a poorly made stone to hide.