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Ch. 1: Cutting Diamonds

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DIAMOND CUTTING
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"The superiority of this diamond resides in its dominant feature: The polished curved facet encircling the edge of the stone, forming a continuous narrow girdle, establishing in harmony with every detail of its cutting a connecting link joining all its facets into one final attainment of perfection.
"This patented Polished Girdle, with its resultant increase in luster and brilliancy, produces a maximum diffusion of light with corresponding depth of attraction.
"The smooth finish of the edge protects the patented Polished Girdle diamond against injury by 'chipping,' — an advantage that both setter and wearer will appreciate.
"The Polished Girdle of this diamond further­more provides efficient means of identification; the cylindrically shaped facette acting as an indelible hall-mark embodied in the stone.
" It is indisputably the first and only perfectly finished brilliant, — a Standard for all time.
"Isolated attempts have been made more recently by some of the followers of Peruzzi to give increased luster to the brilliant by adding to the unfinished stone flat polished surfaces spaced at more or less irregular intervals, dis­turbing the line of circumference without attain­ing the desired result. It is superfluous to point
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