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Diamonds are a prominent staple in the world of luxury jewelry and bridal rings. When pulled out of the ground diamonds may appear to be a boring ordinary rock. However after hours of creative polishing these unassuming lumps of rough crystal can be polished into divine objects of immense beauty.
There are dozens of shapes lapidary artists may be inspired to cut, but the most prominent ones will be listed in this article. In the beginner's guide to classic diamond shapes, we will take a closer look at the most effervescent shapes for your diamond ring.
Probably the most popular cut there is by definition! Round cuts are immensely popular amongst brides and look gorgeous on the wedding finger.
This shape is regarded as a classic due to its outstanding ability to reflect light and phenomenal symmetry. The patterns of the facet has stood against the test of time and displays itself as a brilliant, unconventional design.
Editor's pick: Take a look at our Amaya Round Diamond Engagement Ring that can be worn with both grace and style.
If you love getting more value for your investment then the oval cut may probably be right up your alley!
Its elongated shape gives the impression of a larger diamond and is perfectly suited for brides that love a slimming look. Its unique shape also known for having high scintillation and a romantic esssence.
Editor's pick: The Oleander Oval Diamond Engagement ring is an instant favorite with our clients because of its unique arrangement of accent diamonds.
The Pear Cut, otherwise known as the teardrop, is another fancy cut that speaks for its elegance and sophisticated history amalgamating quality with beauty.
The carved stone is pointed at one end and round at the other, bearing a stark number of 58 facets.
Editor's pick: The Astrid engagement ring with pear cut diamond is sure to turn heads with its ethereal accenting band.
Do you consider yourself bold and creative? If yes, then the Marquise Cut will surely pique your interest.
The carved stone is set vertically on the band, be it gold or platinum, and allows for a royally distinctive choice that is sure to attract admirable gazes.
Marquise diamonds are not only popular with modern women but also reasonably priced due to how they are carved and designed respectively.
Editor's Pick: The Elain Ring takes a bold approach to the marquise engagement ring, incorporating 4 marquise diamonds in a unique silhouette.
They are fancy, chic and sophisticated. Cushion cut diamonds are probably the oldest of shapes that have existed for more than 300 years.
They're immensely popular as a choice for engagement rings and the facets are arranged in such a way as to shine and sparkle in low light, making the jewelry stand out in all its impressive glory.
Editor's Pick: The finest pick amongst brides for its vintage glamor the Acoma Engagement Ring showcases the unique beauty of cushion cut diamonds.
Whether you're a collector or getting married, picking the right cut is essential for marking your designated style. And especially with how big the market is, it’s always a good idea to get yourself well-acquainted with attractive varieties before proceeding to claim your awaited piece of jewelry. Be it a wedding band or a solitaire.
You can never go wrong with luxury! But of course, it's important to know exactly what it is that you're signing yourself up for.
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