Briolette

Briolettes are all-flash drops: a continuous string of kite facets wraps a teardrop outline so the stone sparkles no matter how it spins on a chain.

Originally cut as drilled pendants in Mughal India and revived during the Victorian era, briolettes thrive when the facet run is tight and uninterrupted—imagine a smooth polished bead, but rendered in facets instead of a single glossy surface.

FSL Spec

name = "Briolette"
ri = 2.15
gear = 96
cube = 5 // We need a larger stone

G 3 @ 90 : 0.5 x16
P1 3 @ 83 : 0.4
P2 0 @ 80 : mp(G)
P3 0 @ 66 : mp(P1)
P4 3 @ 62 : mp(P1)
P5 3 @ 58 : mp(P3)
P6 0 @ 55 : mp(P3)
P7 0 @ 40 : mp(P5)
P8 3 @ 38 : mp(P5)
P9 3 @ 18 : mp(P7)

C1 0 @ 87 : mp(P2)
C2 0 @ 80 : mp(G)
C3 3 @ 77 : mp(G)
C4 3 @ 72 : mp(C2)
C5 0 @ 70 : mp(C2)
C6 0 @ 65 : mp(C4)
C7 3 @ 63 : mp(C4)
C8 3 @ 53 : mp(C6)
C9 0 @ 51 : mp(C6) x8