JannPaul White Series Octagon Nova 137 facets

The Magic Of Fire Traditional Ideal Diamond Cut Comparison

Traditionally, diamonds are evaluated face up only, and are designed

and proportioned to perform at 90 degrees front. However, in reality,

diamonds are never static face front. The Octagon Nova overcomes this

norm by being polished step by step and performs extraordinarily at up

to 30 degree tilts. This creates a symphonic burst of edge to edge fire

display throughout the entire diamond, no matter how the diamond is

tilted.

In comparison to what's available in the industry, under the same

lighting conditions, the closest to compare to would be the diamonds

that fall into the GIA triple Excellent or AGS Ideal (0) zenith. A typical

Ideal cut or GIA triple Excellent (shallow or steep/ deep) as displayed

below portrays much less fire under these polarized direct lights. The

Octagon Nova fire surpasses even the best Super Ideal Cut (57 facets

Round brilliant), not just face up but at tilted angles as well.

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Left: Super Ideal Cut, 57 facets Round Brilliant Middle: Typical Ideal Cut (shallow), 57 facets Round brilliant Right: Typical GIA Triple Excellent (steep/deep), 57 facets Round brilliant

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