Diamond cut

Diamond Shapes Cushion Cut: A square or rectangular cut with rounded corners and 58 brilliant style facets that resembles a pillow shape. Older antique cushions return light in blocky patterns while newer cuts return light in needle-like patterns. Half-Moon :...

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At first glance, emerald cut and radiant cut diamonds are pretty similar in shape. Although these two cuts share some traits, some features set them apart. Let's discover the differences between emerald cut vs radiant cut diamonds and see what aspects to consider when choosing one.

When we say cushion cut, also known as “pillow-cut”, we mean these squares or rectangles diamonds with rounded corners. If you want to know more about diamond shapes, please check the image below. $3.6 $3.35 $3.35 $3.7 $2.69 $2.8 $2.69 $3.2 $2.3 $2.91 $3.6 via Overstock A cushion cut diamond engagement ring is an increasingly[...] READ ARTICLE

The basics to Buying a Diamond! I think a 1 carat center stone is the perfect size for a ring. ( not too small or big) personally i think for any decent size stone it should be G color or better and SI1 or SI2 in clarity or better. That way you cant see a yellow hue and the inclusions aren't so noticable. Really small side stones (melee stones) dont have to be as nice because its less noticiable. The cut should always be at least rated Good or higher.

All of the diamonds we sell are of the highest quality, but we reserve the name “Signature” for exclusively sourced stones cut to exacting specifications.

We’re big believers that the more you know about a gem before purchasing, the happier you’ll be in the long run. Today, the lesson? Knowing the difference between “shape” and “cut.” CUT The cut of a gemstone describes how an artisan angles the gem to best reflect light through the stone. A good cut gives […]

The Pink Star, a 59.60-carat, oval-cut pink diamond, became the most expensive ever sold at auction this week. Here's a look back at other notable sparklers