Oval Cut

Oval cut diamonds are a great choice if you are looking for a longer diamond shape with lots of sparkle.

Their shape makes them look bigger than a Round Diamond of the same Carat Weight.

Oval Cut Diamonds are technically modified round brilliant diamond with the same amount of facets 57 facets - 33 on the crown and 24 on the pavilion - although the Oval may have 4, 6, or 8 main pavilion facets.

Cushion Cut

Also known as a ‘pillow cut’, the Cushion Cut’s ample rounded form makes it seem like the stone has been folded into shape rather than cut.

The Cushion Cut diamond has large facets that make it easy to detect inclusions and traces of color so go for a stone with the highest color and clarity grades your budget will allow.

Pear Cut

Pear Cut or Waterdrop Shape Diamonds is a sleek and stylish shape. The round start elongating and meeting at a center point forming a sharp angle makes this shape extremely desirable.

The pear shape cut also offers remarkable flexibility and choice. It works just as well in a pendant or a pair of drop earrings as it does in an engagement ring.

Heart Cut

When you say "My heart is yours" it is not meant to be taken literally. But if the love of your life does take it literally this is the solution!

Heart shaped diamonds are what the name suggests, It is a diamond in the shape of our hearts. Extremely poetic and profusely romantic.

This shape is ideal for proposal and engagement.

Princess Cut

A Princess Cut diamond is the second most popular diamond shape and is fast growing in popularity due to its clean lines and glamorous amount of sparkle.

It is a completely square shape and allows a very unique type of refraction which enhances its fire and beauty!

Radiant Cut

Often rectangular but also popular as a square, the Radiant Cut diamond offers a uniquely different stone to those willing to see past the popularity of the Princess Cut. As an engagement ring, there is perhaps no shape that looks more extravagant or lavish.

Again its basically the princess cut diamond but with slight modifications

Asscher Cut

The Asscher cut was developed in 1902 by Joseph Asscher of the Asscher Diamond Company, Amsterdam. The design was instantly met with international acclaim and patented by the company so that it could be imitated.

It is very similar to Emerald cut Diamond but with a very pronounced geometry. It does not need to Sparkle or shout as the shape itself is enough to catch your eye!

Emerald Cut

Brilliant styles such as the Round Brilliant and Princess Cut are currently experiencing a surge in popularity, allowing the elegant Emerald Cut to become somewhat neglected.

What this means is they are cheaper than other shapes. On top of this just like asscher cut it has a very unique geometric design which just catches your eye not letting go of your attention. It is a beautiful cut suitable for almost any piece of jewelry.