Rose-cut diamond
A flatter, faceted profile creates a soft glow with an antique sensibility.
Natural individuality · Quiet brilliance
Diamond does not have to mean a standard brilliant solitaire. Rose cuts create broad, gentle light; salt-and-pepper diamonds celebrate natural inclusions; and geometric cuts bring a distinctly modern point of view.

The Divine Elements perspective
Our alternative diamond edit is for people who value shape, texture and individuality as much as sparkle. Each design makes the stone’s cut and natural character part of the composition rather than something to disguise.
A flatter, faceted profile creates a soft glow with an antique sensibility.
Visible natural inclusions give every diamond an unmistakably individual pattern.
Hexagons, pears and trilliants build rhythm and a strong contemporary silhouette.
Available designs
Rose-cut white diamond
Salt-and-pepper diamond
Salt-and-pepper diamond
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Start the ring finderQuestions worth asking
A rose-cut diamond has a flat base and a faceted domed top. It reflects light differently from a modern brilliant cut, producing a broad, subtle glow.
Salt-and-pepper diamonds contain visible natural inclusions that can appear light, dark or mixed. Their patterns vary, so each stone should be considered individually.
Yes. Suitability depends on the exact stone, setting and intended wear, all of which can be reviewed with the studio before purchase.
Many designs can be adapted in 14K yellow, rose or white gold and may be recreated around another suitable stone, subject to availability and design proportions.