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When shopping for diamond jewellery, the primary decision that is generally made is the shape of the diamond. Typically, there are ten shapes to pick from, from the famous round shape, to well-known princess shape, pear or heart shapes.
There are many things to consider when picking your diamond shape, as each one provides something special and remarkable and there are different benefits to each when you shop at Rare Carat.
We have prepared a handy list of the most famous diamond shapes below, to help pick the best wedding marquise diamond. If you need additional help, then why not book an apportionment at our website, we will be happy to assist you.
Round cut diamond
The round cut diamond is the most famous diamond shape, representing about 75 percent of all diamonds sold. Due to the shape mechanics, the round diamond is usually superior to fancy shapes at the right reflection of light, increasing potential brightness.
Princess cut diamonds
The princess cut diamond is the second most famous diamond shape. The diamond prominent squared shape is known to as the square modified brilliant. Princess cut diamonds provide a refreshing spin on the round brilliant because it gathers femininity and fire with architectural elements, providing the wearer a more geometric and modern feel. Set within a halo or 3 stone ring, the princess cut diamond will include a stylish touch to almost any design.
Fusion cut diamond
Fusion cut diamonds are another stunning in-house cut. This creative diamond shape resembles an elongated oval but with angular edges and a combined faceting pattern. So check 3 carat oval diamond ring on finger with fusion cut.
Round rose cut diamond
Round rose cut diamonds have a romantic, hot look that differs from other new diamond shapes. Rose cut diamonds have a faceting pattern that resembles rose petals and differ in complexity. Round rose cut diamonds have a big surface area with remarkable scintillation, making them a best alternative to round brilliant cut.
Pear shaped diamond
The modified beautiful-cut pear shaped diamond is a mixture of a marquise and round shape, with a tapered point on one end. Perfectly, a pear shaped diamond should posses excellent on extremely good symmetry. The point should line up with the apex of the rounded end. The wings and shoulders (the lower and upper curves on the left and right side of the diamond) should from uniform, symmetrical curve.
Emerald cut
Generally rectangular in shape, the Emerald cut is special because of its pavilion, which is cut with regular facets to make a general optical look. Its bigger, open table highlights the clarity of a diamond, meaning the shape is more transparent and generally needs a higher standard of clarity.
Marquise diamond
The Marquise is a beautiful cut, which, like the Round Brilliant, means it is made up of 57 triangular and kite-shaped facets (24 on the pavilion and 33 on the crown). This provides it a remarkable capacity for brilliance and fire. Unlike a round Brilliant, the pavilion of a marquise may have four, six, or eight main facets.
The marquise cut is also called as the “Navette”. It is shaped like a slim oval or little boat which narrows to a point at both ends.
Because of its shape, a Marquise permits the diamond cutter to save more of the rough stone than may be possible with a Round Brilliant. Its length, along with curved sides, makes the illusion that the stone is larger than it really is, increasing the carat weight and making it a remarkable option for lower budgets.
What diamond shape is best for you?
The top diamond shape for you will depend on your style, budget, personal preference, and the type of jewelry you are picking. When it comes to picking your shape, consider your personal style first.
Oval, Round Brilliant, and Emerald shapes are thought of as Pear, Classic, Marquise, and Asscher shaped diamond are known as romantic and vintage-inspired. Radiant and Trillion are considered to be stylish yet. For those with non-traditional tastes or who favor to stand out, one of our special diamond shapes may be the best for you.
