RAPAPORT… The Euphora™ diamond is a patented and trademarked shape that blends the simplicity of a square cut with the sparkle of a brilliant cut diamond. It was created by Avnit Diamonds and debuted at the JCK Las Vegas 2006 show.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND CUTTING ISSUES
The Euphora is a square diamond with a step cut crown. It has 24 facets and a brilliant pavilion with 32 facets. The stone is available in D to K colors and VVS to SI2 clarity. Sizes range from 0.25 to 5 carats.
MARKETS AND MARKETING
The diamond is sold through Daniel Shaked Diamonds in San Francisco as a loose stone and is also offered in jewelry settings. A good consistent supply of the stone is available.
The Euphora is targeted at high-end independent retailers. Exclusivity in an area is possible. The company is advertising the Euphora in both consumer and trade publications. Point-of-purchase and display materials are provided. There is a website, www.euphora-diamonds.com. The diamonds come with laser inscriptions and Gemological Institute of America (GIA) certificates.
PRICING AND SUPPLY
Prices are available upon request. According to the company, the Euphora is priced in such a way that the retailer can sell a branded diamond, make a profit and still not scare away the consumer in the process.
WHAT BUYERS SHOULD LOOK FOR
The Euphora’s unique combination offers the classic look of the step cut and the sparkle and fire of a brilliant cut diamond.
Daniel Shaked Diamonds Ltd. 760 Market Street, Suite 248 San Francisco, CA 94102 Tel:
Euphora
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