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Diamond shapes

When you're looking to buy a diamond, one of the first choices you’ll make is the shape. Shape affects how a diamond looks, how it shines, and how it fits into your ring or jewellery. Here’s a simple guide to the most common diamond shapes:
1. Round Brilliant
  • Most common diamond shape
  • Has 58 tiny surfaces (called facets) to reflect light
  • A classic choice that suits all kinds of jewellery
2. Princess Cut
  • Square or rectangular shape with sharp corners
  • Has a modern and clean appearance
  • Offers good sparkle, like round diamonds
3. Cushion Cut
  • Soft square or rectangle with rounded edges (like a cushion)
  • Has an old-world charm
  • Reflects light well, giving a gentle shine
4. Oval
  • A stretched-out round shape
  • Makes fingers look slightly longer
  • Offers a nice shine and bigger surface look
5. Emerald Cut
  • Rectangular with straight step-like cuts
  • Less sparkle but highlights the diamond’s clarity
  • Has a simple and neat appearance
6. Marquise
  • Long and narrow with pointed ends
  • Appears larger for its weight
  • Can make fingers look longer
7. Pear
  • Teardrop shape—round on one end and pointed on the other
  • Stands out because of its shape
  • Often used in both rings and pendants
8. Radiant
  • A mix of square or rectangle with cropped corners
  • Combines sparkle with a more structured shape
  • Good for those who want shine with a bold shape
9. Asscher
  • Square with layered, step-like cuts (similar to emerald cut)
  • Has a vintage and symmetrical look
  • Emphasizes clarity over sparkle
10. Heart
  • Shaped like a heart
  • Symbolic and often used in gifts or romantic jewellery
  • Needs careful cutting for balance
How to Pick the Right Shape
  • Style: Round and oval shapes are timeless, while heart and pear shapes are more personal.
  • Finger Length: Long shapes like oval or marquise can make your fingers appear longer.
  • Ring Design: Some shapes suit certain ring settings better than others.
  • Budget: Round diamonds are often pricier because they’re more popular.

Choosing a diamond shape comes down to what you like. Every shape has its own feel and fits different styles and occasions. Take your time, try different options, and choose the one that feels right for you.

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