Inventors:
Seymour Pluchenik - New York NY
International Classification:
A44C 1700
Abstract:
A gemstone having a crown and a pavilion, spaced by a girdle, has an overall hexagon configuration, the signature of the stone. Facets are cut in the crown of the stone defining an hexagon table and an hexagram in the crown. Six (6) trapezoids frame the hexagram and high light the signature of the stone. Facets are cut in the pavilion of the stone so that the hexagonal signature of the stone is maintained. A sharp, six (6) pointed geometric figure is formed by six (6) trapezoid facets cut in the pavilion of the stone, each trapezoid extends from the apex of the stone, toward the girdle. Pairs of triangle facets cut in conjunction with the trapezoids soften the sharp, six (6) pointed geometric figure. The hexagonal figure on the pavilion which is symmetrical with the hexagram in the crown and with the signature of the stone.