Woman Buys Ring For $13, 30 Years Later Finds Out Its Real Value

No One Would Think It Was Valuable

“With an old style of cutting – an antique cushion shape – the light doesn’t reflect as much as it would from a modern stone cutting,” Jessica Wyndham explained further.
“Cutters worked to conserve as much weight rather than make it as brilliant as possible,” she said. So, nobody was the wiser because the stone was duller than you’d expect for a genuine diamond.