Interesting thread! Looks like yet another attempt to re-invent the wheel...
I agree with Jen and Ruby....There's absolutely nothing that looks better than a well cut emerald, or radiant cut, in that style.
The late Mr Henry Grossbard- a friend of ours- invented the radiant cut, back in the 1970's by adding brilliant type faceting onto an emerald cut.
In stark contrast to many of the "boutique" cuts, Mr Grossbard shared the technology- and even invited others to improve on the design- basically, putting it into the public domain. Many of these boutique cuts are designed to sell at a premium.
This makes me feel like the main purpose is not artful, rather a strictly commercial purpose. I've never been a fan of the Crisscut- but the Daussi cushions, which have a lot in common with these type of scissor cuts, seem to be among the nicest to my eye- plus they actually sell for less than many other cushions ( if you buy them from us anyway!)
This is a 5.38ct we recently put in stock ( please excuse the schmutz- it was left there by it's creator to dramatically reduce the price)
