Bez Ambar Blaze Jewelry

A flash of fire can only be as big as the facet that creates it. The Blaze cut has only 13 main facets, while most cuts have over 50 facets. This means the Blaze cut produces bursts of vivid colors five times larger than any other diamond cut.

The Blaze cut maximizes a diamond's natural fire on every facet. The most unique quality of a diamond is how it breaks the light, so to highlight this he designed a cut with fewer, larger facets. Bigger facets result in more fire. Correct angles keep the stone white and brilliant.

Who is Bez Ambar?

In 1979, Designer Bez Ambar created the princess-cut diamond, a square-shaped diamond with faceting to rival the round brilliant. His other creations include the trademarked Quadrillion-cut and the first piece of prong-less, border-less diamond jewelry, called 'invisible setting' creating an illusion of unbroken brilliance. Bez pioneered the technique of 'Micro-pave' with the use of a microscope as well as leading the trends of mixing of metal colors in the early 1980's and more recently the use of colored diamonds and especially black diamonds. He combined different colors of gold from white to yellow to black with the colored stones to create one of a kind jewelry masterpieces.

What's next from this trend-setting Designer? After decades of pondering the world's most valuable stones, Bez realized that the most unique quality of a diamond is how it breaks the light. This realization lead to a drastic departure from traditional diamond cutting. To highlight a diamond's ability to bend and refract light, Bez designed a cut with fewer, larger facets. Bigger facets result in more fire. The resulting BLAZE cut has only 13 main facets, while most cuts have over 50 facets. This means the BLAZE cut produces bursts of vivid colors fire many times larger than any other diamond cut.

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