Bez Ambar
The Cuts
Three patented diamond geometries invented at the Los Angeles atelier. Each one a different answer to the same question: how does light move inside a cut stone?
1980 · Patented · DeBeers Award
Quadrillion™: The Princess Cut
A square brilliant with chevron facets that direct light inward and back up through the table. The trade adopted it immediately. The world eventually called it the Princess Cut, Bez's cut, under a different name. It became the most popular diamond shape on Earth. Bez kept working.
Patented · Registered Trademark
Blaze®
Thirteen precisely aligned facets produce a starburst of light visible to the naked eye under white light. This effect is specific to the Blaze® geometry. It cannot be replicated by any other arrangement of facets. No other house in the world produces it. The starburst is not a coincidence of polish. It is the result.
Patented · Registered Trademark
Divine Cut®
A round brilliant engineered for a specific quality of dispersion. Forty years of cutting practice, distilled into a geometry that takes the round diamond further than any standardized round could go. Continuing the atelier's lifetime study of how light moves inside a cut stone.