Asscher cut diamond engagement ring - style 2581ash85
The Asscher cut diamond was developed in 1902 by the Asscher Brothers of Holland as an exclusive diamond cut for the Royal Family.
An Asscher cut diamond is cut with a series of many parallel steps, creating a hall-of-mirrors effect when looking deeply into the stone.
Regal certainly, but I bet those Asscher brothers never anticipated the swooning for this shape that would ensue after an asscher-cut diamond was featured on Sex & The City, and then worn by Hollywood royalty, Kate Hudson.
Truly, the Asscher cut diamond is an intriguing hybrid: using of the step-cuts that are a hallmark of the emerald-cut diamond, combined with the squared shape of the princess-cut, and further utilizing the cross-cuts often seen in radiant stones – it is a modern marvel.
In keeping with the clean, art deco appeal of the diamond cut itself — and the haute couture company that this diamond often keeps — this 3 carat Asscher diamond is framed within a contemporary Tacori engagement ring setting with a high-polished cleanly-shaped rounded platinum band.
The diamond fire and refractive heat of the Asscher itself is fanned ablaze with sophisticated diamond baguettes on each side. From the profile, Tacori’s signature crescent silhouette accents provide windows of light into this magnificent engagement ring, worthy of Royal attention.
Featured style: 2581
Princess cut diamond engagement ring; ht2518pr75
She’s elegant, regal, and is rightfully the center of attention. All hail, The Princess!
From the 2010 collection of “Blooming Beauties”, Tacori creates a showstopping engagement ring with a 2-carat Princess cut diamond. With the incredible 58-faceted Princess diamond as the star of this engagement ring, a double-halo of glittering pave-set diamond enhancers crown this regal sparkler with a light-filled coronet of diamonds.
The unique engagement ring setting creates a romantic vintage vibe with its intricately set pave-stones studded throughout the platinum, and is balanced with the modern swirl of angel wings which reach to embrace the princess-cut center diamond.
Whether you’re a Princess lover or not, even critics have to admit that this Princess rules!
Style: HT2518pr75
Tacori has the best ♦ diamond-loving-friends ♦ on Facebook!
You Voted – Here’s what you want to see!
#1 – PRINCESS (84 votes)
#2 – ASSCHER (37 votes)
#3 – ROUND (32 votes)
#4 – CUSHION (25 votes)
#5 – EMERALD (18 votes)
It was a runaway win for sparkly Princess, but very close between the other shapes!
To thank you ALL for voting for your favorites, Tacori will be showing you a *Ring of the Day* in each of the Top Five shapes you ♥
Here’s the schedule for your daily ring candy: Today – Princess…Friday – Asscher…Monday – Round…Tuesday -Cushion…Wednesday – Emerald.
Be sure to stay tuned on www.Facebook.com/Tacori for your favorite diamond shapes to be featured!
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McGough and Company
TACORI Red Carpet Gala
131 Central Ave.
Whitefish, Montana 59937
Date: July 31st
Time: 5 – 9 pm
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Tacori diamond ring, style 2569pr6
In High School, Geometry may have meant calculating the angles of quadrilateral Triangles or knowing the theorum that equates the area of a Square as “a squared”. However, as an adult, we’ve found that it’s much more fun to talk geometry of shapes and when you’re talking about Diamonds!
This diamond engagement ring exemplifies sparkle to the nth degree, with the inclusion of three different diamond shapes: Square (aka Princess cut diamond), Triangle (aka Trillion) and Round (aka Round Brilliant).
An engagement ring ideal for the modern beauty with a careful eye for design, this diamond ring features two trillion-cut diamonds (Triangles) framing a princess-cut (Square) center diamond. Delicate filigree details and rows of round diamonds set along the channel of the band establish the Tacori look and style, all in perfect geometric symmetry.
Featured Style: 2569PR6
Enjoy these new Fall colors from the Tacori 18k925 Collection – inspired by looks we adore from the Paris runways.
Tacori Trends - black gems
Basic blacks are taking it up a sexy-notch for Fall and TACORI 18k925 is stepping in. Get stylish in black onyx and rhultilated quartz combos w/ 18k diamond details to give you that extra WOW-factor! Sultry au courant black gemstone pieces: L-R: black onyx linked earrings, $290; rhutilated quartz over black onyx diamond crescent earrings ($1,160) and pendant ($1,510);
rhutilated quart over black onyx ring, $1,460.
Enjoy these new Fall colors from the Tacori 18k925 Collection – inspired by looks we adore from the Paris runways.
Tacori Trends - linked and layered
Today’s “heavy metal” inspiration comes from the runway’s of YSL, Chanel and Lanvin – with chains both long, short and wrapped for the very BOLD-est of looks this Fall. Need any links to layer – we’ve got all lengths and styles!
L-R: Engraved crescent chain necklace, $650; Silver & 18k linked earrings, $580; multi-chain crescent engraved bracelet, $360.
Enjoy these new Fall colors from the Tacori 18k925 Collection – inspired by looks we adore from the Paris runways.
- Tacori Trends v2 Fashion Week – Paris
Like a few of our favorite Parisian designers – Dior and Valentino – Tacori is getting flirty this Fall with pretty pastels, rosy accents, and lovely little details. Loving lights, brights, and a feminine touch!
We asked Tacori Girls on polyvore.com: How will you sparkle in Tacori diamonds?
And these fabulous compositions are what they created created to showcase their chic wedding style – the dress, the setting, the theme, and – of course! – the engagement and wedding rings of their dreams!
See more on Polyvore
Enjoy these new Fall colors from the Tacori 18k925 Collection - inspired by looks we adore from the Paris runways.
Tacori Fashion Week - Paris
Iridescent autumn hues and golden touches of color. L-R: Madeira citrine ring, $1,220; rhutilated quartz over red onyx drop earrings, $1,160; cognac quartz oval enhancer, $720.
