Diamond Shape

Princess

A square cut diamond that has refractive properties almost the same as the Round Brilliant shape. The Princess is the second most popular shape. This squared diamond has grown in popularity despite being a relatively new shape. The Princess cut is becoming popular because it is both brilliant and unique.

Marquise

The Marquise shape is long and slender. This shape, originally commissioned by Louis XIV of France, is wonderful for maximising the carat within the setting. The Marquise shape will accentuate the length of the fingers and works well on a person with longer, slender fingers.

All diamonds are all divisible by the method outlined above. Some very rare diamonds can weigh 100 carats or more and be worth many millions of pounds.

Emerald

A rectangular shaped diamond; the Emerald is a classic, aristocratic and elegant shape.

All diamonds are all divisible by the method outlined above. Some very rare diamonds can weigh 100 carats or more and be worth many millions of pounds.

Pear

Mostly used in rings and pendants, the Pear shaped diamond is shaped has reasonably good proportions for refracting light.

All diamonds are all divisible by the method outlined above. Some very rare diamonds can weigh 100 carats or more and be worth many millions of pounds.

Heart

Essentially a pear shaped diamond with a cleft at the top; the Heart shaped diamond is the ultimate symbol of romance. This shape of diamond is frequently seen in pendants but is also acceptable as a choice for a ring.

All diamonds are all divisible by the method outlined above. Some very rare diamonds can weigh 100 carats or more and be worth many millions of pounds.

Oval

The Oval shape has a very brilliant appeal and is beautifully proportioned.

All diamonds are all divisible by the method outlined above. Some very rare diamonds can weigh 100 carats or more and be worth many millions of pounds.

Radiant

This square or rectangular shaped diamond combines the elegant and classic appeal of the Emerald shape, with the simplicity of the Round Brilliant shape.

All diamonds are all divisible by the method outlined above. Some very rare diamonds can weigh 100 carats or more and be worth many millions of pounds.

Asscher

The Asscher diamond shape is square with deeply trimmed edges. Asscher shaped diamonds are rare and sought-after for their remarkable depth and beauty.

All diamonds are all divisible by the method outlined above. Some very rare diamonds can weigh 100 carats or more and be worth many millions of pounds.

Cushion

Cushion Cut diamonds are a square cut with rounded corners also known as the old mine cuts. This shape has been into existence for over 200 years and was the popular shape in the early 18th Century just like the round shape today.

All diamonds are all divisible by the method outlined above. Some very rare diamonds can weigh 100 carats or more and be worth many millions of pounds.