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Why are Bellataire diamonds so often fancy shapes?

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Why are Bellataire diamonds so often fancy shapes?

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As rare Type IIa diamonds, Bellataire diamonds are defined as virtually “nitrogen free”. The absence of nitrogen during the growth of diamond crystals allows these stones to grow more freely than the 99% of all diamonds that do contain nitrogen. Consequently, Type IIa diamonds are often found in irregular shapes that are suitable for cutting fancies rather than rounds. Even though many of Bellataire diamonds today are fancy shapes, Wedding Day has a good supply of round brilliant cut diamonds.

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