Named after Marquise de Pompadour, Mistress of King Louis XV, the marquise shape is oval with points on both ends.
is a shape into which diamonds and other gemstones are cut. It is an oval with tapered, pointed ends.
A boat-shaped diamond that is long, thin and wider in the middle. A modified brilliant cut, it has as many as 64 facets and the table is pointed at both ends. The number of facets may vary depending on the overall proportions of the stone.
a diamond cut with points at either end in a boat shape. Used to be called "navette" shape.
Symmetrical boat-shaped, brilliant cut with pointed ends.
Also known as navette or boat shaped, but thousands of illiterate jewellers wrongly spell marquise as marquis
A fancy diamond shape with the girdle outline in an elliptical shape with pointed ends.
A gem shape that is elliptical but with pointed ends, similar to the shape of the boat.
An oval gemstone cut with pointed ends. A term usually used to describe one of many diamond shapes.
An oval shape gemstone with the ends cut to points.
A pointed oval cut with 58 facets.
A football-shaped cut, like an oval with tapered ends.
Marquise cut stones have a shape like an oval with two pointed ends.
An oval shape gemstone cut with pointed ends. It's named for the Marquise de Pompadour, Mistress of King Louis XV.
A cutting style for diamonds and other gemstones where the outline is an elliptical shape with pointed ends.
A gemstone shape pointed at both ends and oval shaped in the center, like a football.
a ring set with a gem cut into the shape of a pointed oval or cluster of stones arranged in a pointed oval shape.
A modification of brilliant cut. The shape is elliptical and pointed at both ends (boat-shaped).
A stone shape that is elongated and comes to a point at each end. Marquise shapes are popular in rhinestone and crystal jewelry.
(Mar-KEYS, also called a navette). An oval shape gemstone which tapers to a point at both ends, named for the Marquise de Pompadour, Mistress of King Louis XV.
An oval shaped gemstone, cut to have pointed ends. It's named after the Marquise de Pompadour, Mistress of King Louis XV
A cut that gives precious stones a shape like an oval with two pointed ends.
MARQUISE was a 1997 technology demonstration conducted by Silicon Graphics/Cray, the Department of Defense, and the University of Maryland, College Park. The achieved goal was to shrink a refrigerator-sized Cray J90 supercomputer to fit in a standard 19-inch rack for use in embedded defense applications aboard an aircraft. The project included research in packaging multiple integrated circuits onto a diamond-substrate multi-chip module (MCM) and spray-evaporative cooling, both of which found use in a later Cray product, the Cray X1.