The oval loose diamond is the most flattering shape for short fingers or hands, and is particularly fetching as a centerpiece for other stones. It has 56 facets, and can be just as brilliant as a round loose diamond if you use a high-quality, colorless stone. Loose ovals tend to show Impurities and inclusions. Also look for a length-width ratio of 1.5 to 1, to avoid the bow-tie effect, a dark area caused by poorly cut angles.
Famous Oval Diamonds
Bobby Brown gave Whitney Houston a 4 carat oval loose diamond ring that had trillions on both sides; While Toni Braxton's oval loose diamond was nestled between 2 heart shaped stones. More recently, Katie Holmes wore a 5 carat oval engagement ring with a pave setting.
Oval Diamond History
The oval loose diamond shape was introduced by Lazare Kaplan during the sixties, and touted as the "more modern 'round'".
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