Emerald Cut
A rectangular step-cut with 57–58 facets, reflecting light in a sleek hall-of-mirrors pattern.
Geometric Emerald Solitaire Engagement Ring
Four-Prong Emerald Cut Diamond Stud Earrings
Oval Cut
An elongated ellipse with 56–58 facets, sparkling brilliantly along its graceful curves.
Oval Sparkle Solitaire Ring
The Oval Classic Solitaire Earrings
Cushion Cut
A square with softly rounded corners, 58–64 facets, radiating a warm classic sparkle.
Four-Prong Cushion Cut Diamond Ring
4ct Classic Cushion Solitaire Stud Earrings
Round Cut
A timeless circle with 56–58 facets that catches light from every direction.
Core Round Solitaire Mens Stud
Round Solitaire Vintage Engagement Ring
Princess Cut
Sleek square design with pointed corners and 57–76 facets, reflecting a striking and fiery sparkle.
Empress Princess Solitaire Men's Stud
Mens Solitaire Princess Diamond Band
Pear Cut
A graceful blend of round and marquise shapes, forming a teardrop with 56–58 facets.
Imperial Pear Diamond Drop Earrings
The Classic Pear Drop Solitaire Earrings
Marquise Cut
An elongated oval with pointed ends, 56–58 facets sparkling with elegant brilliance.
0.30 ct Marquise Solitaire Diamond Ring
Emerald and Marquise Solitaire Diamond Mangalsutra
Heart Cut
A symbol of love with 56–58 facets, heart-shaped diamonds make a meaningful and romantic statement.
Heart-Shaped Halo Diamond Pendant Necklace
1.50 ct Classic Heart Shape Solitaire Ring
FAQ'S
Which diamond shape looks the largest?
Elongated shapes like oval, marquise and pear often appear larger due to their stretched silhouettes.
Are certain diamond shapes more durable?
Shapes with rounded edges, such as round and oval are generally more durable than pointed styles
How do I choose the right diamond shape
Consider your personal style, hand shape, lifestyle and how bold or classic you want the look.
Are some diamond shapes better for everyday wear?
Yes. Shapes without sharp corners such as round, oval and cushion, are better suited for daily wear.
Does diamond shape affect visibility of inclusions?
Yes. Step-cut shapes like Emerald and Asscher show inclusions more easily than brilliant cuts.
Can the same carat weight look different across shapes?
Yes. Different shapes distribute weight differently, which can change how large the diamond appears
