Kite<\/h2>
What makes it unique.<\/strong> Four facets meet at two different angles, one long point and one short. Most cutters avoid it, because keeping the long point sharp without chipping it takes years of practice.<\/p>How we use it.<\/strong> Kites form the arms of our five point star, six point star, North Star and Kite Cross. Set side by side, their points line up into a symbol. In engagement rings they flank a center stone as side stones.<\/p><\/div><\/div>\nLozenge<\/h2>
What makes it unique.<\/strong> A diamond shaped outline with four equal sides and two sharp tips. Where a kite leans, a lozenge is perfectly balanced. Its long facets throw light in clean, straight flashes.<\/p>How we use it.<\/strong> Lozenges build the Star of David, where six of them meet at the center. Alone, a lozenge works as a slim solitaire or a pendant drop.<\/p><\/div>