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Could this be an end to men’s engagement ring woes? It’s too early to tell, but diamond cutters in Antwerp, the international hub of the industry, have found a way to make your rock shine twice as nice. Based on the traditional Brilliant cut, a new rounded top adds extra facets, boosting its bling rating. It was designed by 3D Diamonds and the CEO Eva Van Looveren got the idea for it while pregnant with twins. While not a diamond girl myself, one can appreciate the awesome science behind the styling of these sparkling gems that took billions of years to form. The Antwerp Twins will be debuting this month at the Hong Kong Jewellery & Watch Fair.  “Twins catch more attention and the diamond had to do the same,” Eva Van Looveren said. “This was the concept: A double sparkling, infinite binary “living” diamond. Precisely one day before I gave birth to my human twins, this revolutionary diamond cut was born with the logically corresponding name ‘Antwerp Twins.’
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