Old-Cut Diamond Jewellery
Old mine, old European and rose-cut diamonds — the warm sparkle of antique cuts.
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Our old-cut diamond jewellery features the hand-cut diamonds of earlier eras — old mine, old European and rose cuts — in antique and vintage rings, brooches, earrings and pendants. These cuts were made for candlelight, giving a soft, warm glow quite unlike modern precision brilliants.
Every piece is in stock and fully described, with the cut noted where confirmed. For more photographs or a private viewing, please get in touch.
Delivery & Returns
Free worldwide delivery, with insured shipping arranged where applicable. Each piece is fully described and inspected before despatch. If you would like to view a ring in person first, you are welcome to book a private appointment in Mayfair or Essex.
About Old-Cut Diamonds
Old mine (cushion-shaped) and old European (round) cuts have higher crowns, smaller tables and larger facets than modern stones, giving a romantic, glowing light. Rose cuts have a flat back and faceted dome. Collectors prize these antique cuts for character; we confirm the cut on each piece.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an old-cut diamond?
A diamond cut by hand before modern machinery — including old mine, old European and rose cuts — with a softer, warmer sparkle than modern brilliants.
What's the difference between old mine and old European?
Old mine cuts are cushion-shaped with a high crown; old European cuts are round forerunners of the modern brilliant. Both have larger facets and a glowing light.
Are rose-cut diamonds included?
Yes — where confirmed. Rose cuts have a flat base and a dome of triangular facets, common in Georgian and Victorian pieces.
Are old-cut diamonds valuable?
They are valued for character and antique appeal. Fine old-cut stones in original settings are increasingly sought after.
Can I view before buying?
Yes — request more photos and a video, or book a private appointment in Mayfair or Essex.