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EXPLANATION OF PLATES.

PLATE 1.

No. 1. Represents a regular octahedral diamond.
  2. The top and bottom reduced to form the table and collet.
  3. The preceding, single cut:
  4. Profile of a full sized brilliant.
    a The Table.
    b The Collet:
    c The Girdle.
    d The Bizel
    e The Collet side.
  5. Table and bizel of No. 4.
  6. Collet and collet side of the same.
  7. Two views of a rose diamond.
    a An oval diamond.
  8. Table and bizel.
  9. Collet and collet side.
  The last three figures represent the size of a well proportioned ten-carat diamond.
  10. Table diamond.
  11. A Lasque.
  12. The same with one bevel.