Diamond Shapes

The round brilliant cut diamond, some people say what a diamond should look like. With this shape being by far the most popular not only in the united Kingdom, but globally. It is the iconic shape of the solitaire ring and has the most scintillation when comparing it to any other cut. A near 70% of all diamonds purchased globally are round brilliant.

This is the original square cut, the Princess cut being the second to have the brilliant – cut pattern for both the pavilion and the crown. Creating a vibrant, bouncy, unique shape diamond. Blending a combination ofsparkle from the round brilliant and the shape of the emerald cut. Also known as the rectangular cut, full of life.

One of our top selling diamond shapes. The gorgeous curves on this diamond have been created with the round brilliant cut sparkle. The oval shape, has the added advantage of an elongated shape, which can create the illusion of greater size.

Finding it hard to choose between a Marquise or the round brilliant cut? You have to take a look at the Pear cut diamond. Slowly tapering to a point, often passed as the tear drop diamond, giving the wearer the option on what way (facing up or down) the diamond can be shown. The upper and lower curves on the diamond should be uniform, symmetrical and must have no straight edges.

A unique cut of a diamond, with some calling it the “boat cut”. This diamond shape screams out elegance and class. With the marquise cut being around for centuries, though it cannot brag the same level of popularity as the princess or round cuts, its traditional, long, narrow shape looks excellent on a ring finger.

A shape that most people recognise, the obvious heart shape. The symbol of devotion and love, this diamond shape is very popular amongst the romantic people in this world. An engagement ring or just a sign of love, this diamond shape suits all needs.

Being the square version of the round brilliant, no sparkle is lost when it comes to the princess cut.The second most popular diamond shape is the princess cut, a square cut diamond. Straight from corner to corner, this shape has exploded over the recent years. The four bevelled sides allow the light dispersion more than the other fancy shaped diamonds.

Growing in popularity year after year, versatile in many different styles of bands, the cushion cut should definitely come into mind if looking for a fancy shape. A princess cut shape with rounded off corners (like a cushion you may sleep on), this may appeal if you are not too keen on the edges of the princess cut. These modified brilliants can sometimes have the “crushed ice” affect, making the scintillation almost match that of the round brilliant cut.

Not to be mistaken for the radiant cut, this shape allows you to almost see straight through the diamond. Often referred to as the mirror cut diamond, the cut is truly remarkable. Not as sparkly as the other cuts, the emerald cut relies on its clarity (recommend VS+ due to its large facets) to enhance the diamonds characteristics.

A stunning take on the princess and emerald cut combination. Also known as the square emerald on certificates. Often referred to as the mirror cut diamond, the cut is truly remarkable. A deep pavilion and a faceted culet, there is no cut quite like the Asscher.