Back almost two centuries ago, when diamonds were for the very wealthy and the technology to cut them was rudimentary at best, many diamonds were cut in what is known as a rose cut pattern. This is where the top has facets that don’t really follow any pattern, and a flat untouched bottom. Today, rose cut diamonds have made a resurgence for some clients looking for a vintage look. They are also very reasonably priced for the size, compare to typical round brilliant cut diamonds. This ring also stepped back to yellow gold, also a color that has made a strong come back after years of neglect in favor of white gold. The center diamond is a rose cut and is flanked by two pear brilliant cut diamonds.