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Article: The Best Shape For Lab Diamond

The Best Shape For Lab Diamond

Diamonds come in many different shapes and sizes, and the choice of shape can have a big impact on the look and feel of a piece of jewelry. Here are some of the most common diamond shapes, along with their specifications and charm:

  1. Round: The most popular diamond shape, with a classic, timeless charm. Round diamonds have 58 facets and are known for their brilliant sparkle.
  2. Princess: A square or rectangular diamond shape with pointed corners. Princess-cut diamonds have 76 facets and offer a modern, geometric look.
  3. Cushion: A square or rectangular shape with rounded corners, cushion-cut diamonds have 58 facets and offer a soft, romantic look.
  4. Emerald: A rectangular diamond shape with step-cut facets, emerald-cut diamonds have a large table (flat top) and offer a sleek, sophisticated look.
  5. Oval: A classic shape that elongates the finger, oval-cut diamonds have 56 to 58 facets and offer a graceful, elegant look.
  6. Pear: A teardrop-shaped diamond with 56 to 58 facets, pear-shaped diamonds offer a unique and dramatic look.
  7. Marquise: An elongated diamond with pointed ends, marquise-cut diamonds have 56 facets and offer a bold, striking look.
  8. Heart: A romantic diamond shape with a distinctive cleft at the top, heart-shaped diamonds have 56 to 58 facets and offer a sweet, sentimental look.

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Round Brilliant Cut

The round brilliant cut diamond is characterized by its symmetrical shape and a total of 58 facets. These facets are carefully arranged to maximize the diamond's ability to reflect and refract light, resulting in optimal brilliance. The round shape allows light to enter the diamond and bounce back to the observer with incredible intensity, creating a stunning display of sparkle.

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Radiant Cut

One of the defining features of a radiant cut diamond is its ability to showcase a balance between fire and brilliance. The step-cut features of the diamond provide an elegant, mirror-like effect, while the brilliant-cut facets add a captivating sparkle. This combination creates a unique play of light and makes the radiant cut diamond an excellent choice for those who desire a diamond with both sophistication and brilliance.

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Pear

One of the notable features of the pear cut diamond is its versatility. It can be worn with the pointed end facing either up or down, allowing for different design possibilities. When set with the point facing downward, it creates a classic and elegant look. When set with the point facing upward, it can create a unique and contemporary appearance.

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Oval

One of the main attractions of oval cut diamonds is their ability to maximize brilliance and fire. Similar to round brilliant cuts, oval cuts have 58 facets, including a mix of larger, broad facets on the crown and smaller, brilliant-cut facets on the pavilion. This arrangement allows the diamond to reflect and refract light exceptionally well, resulting in impressive sparkle and scintillation.

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Emerald Cut

Emerald cut diamonds typically have 49 to 58 facets, including step-cut facets on the pavilion (bottom) and crown (top) of the diamond. The large, open table of the emerald cut diamond allows for a clear view of the diamond's clarity characteristics, making it important to choose a diamond with excellent clarity for maximum beauty.

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