Diamond cutting styles | Jonatan Dror

DIAMONDS ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR BEAUTY AND ELEGANCE AND ARE ONE OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER GEMSTONES IN THE WORLD. BUT MANY PEOPLE ARE ONLY FAMILIAR WITH THE CLASSIC ROUND DIAMOND SHAPE WHEN IT COMES TO DIAMONDS. BUT DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE SEVERAL CUTTING SHAPES THAT CAN GIVE THE DIAMOND A COMPLETELY UNIQUE AND PERSONAL EXPRESSION?

HERE IS AN OVERVIEW OF THE NINE MOST POPULAR CUTTING SHAPES FOR DIAMONDS

Round cut
The round cut is the most popular and best-selling cut for diamonds. This cut is known for its symmetry and balance, which creates the classic brilliant cut. The round brilliant cut is also known for its many facets, which can give the diamond a greater number of reflections. This cut is considered the most versatile and can be used to create elegant and classic jewelry, such as engagement rings and necklaces. Click here to see a ring with a round cut diamond.

Oval cut
This cut is a variation of the round cut, but with a more elongated shape. This cut is known for its elegance, but also for giving the illusion of a longer finger. The oval cut has a similar faceting to the round brilliant cut, but its elongated shape creates the visual effect of a larger stone. This makes this cut an ideal choice for jewelry where a larger stone is desired, but where the price still needs to be kept down. Click here to see a ring with an oval cut diamond.

Marquise Cut
The marquise cut is a beautiful, long, pointed shape often used in vintage-style jewelry. This cut can give your fingers a slimmer appearance and add a unique and glamorous touch to any piece of jewelry. The marquise cut has a unique light-reflecting effect, as its shape creates an increased refraction and sparkling effect, especially when placed in a chain or ring with side stones. This cut is also known for giving the illusion of a larger stone than its actual carat weight, which can make it an economical option for jewelry with large stones. Clickhere to see a ring with a marquise cut diamond.

Pear Cut
The pear cut is a combination of the round and marquise shapes. This creates a beautiful teardrop shape that can be used to create a unique and dramatic look. This cut can give a slim and elegant look to the fingers, and its asymmetrical shape can give the visual effect of a larger diamond. The pear cut is often used in earrings and necklaces, as its shape can create a beautiful hanging effect. Clickhere to see a ring with a pear cut diamond.

Princess cut
The princess cut is a square shape that is cut to create a series of facets on the surface. This cut can give the diamond a shiny and sparkling appearance and is often used in engagement rings. The princess cut has a distinctive square shape that gives the diamond a modern and elegant look. This cut is also known to be more durable than other cuts, as its sharp corners and facets protect the diamond's surface from scratches and damage. Click here to see a ring with a princess cut diamond.

Radiant cut
The radiant cut is a rectangular shape with beveled corners and a series of facets. This cut can give the diamond an elegant and sophisticated look and is often used in engagement rings and earrings. The radiant cut has an increased refraction of light and a sparkling effect, making it a popular choice for jewelry where a shiny effect is important. This cut is also known for giving the illusion of a larger stone, as its facets create a greater visual impact. Click here to see a ring with a radiant cut diamond.

Heart shape
The heart cut is a romantic shape often used in jewelry such as engagement rings and necklaces. This cut can give a diamond a unique and personal look, and its symmetry and balance can create a dramatic effect. The heart cut has an increased light-reflecting effect, especially when set in a piece with side stones, which can make it an attractive choice for jewelry where a sparkling effect is important. Click here to see a ring with a heart-shaped diamond.

Emerald cut
Emerald cut is called emerald cut in Danish, which is a rectangular cut with stepped facets on the surface. This cut is known for its clean lines and elegant appearance and is often used in jewelry such as engagement rings and necklaces. The emerald cut has a unique light refraction that creates a mirror effect and can give the diamond a sophisticated and timeless look. Click here to see a ring with an emerald cut diamond.

Cushion cut
Cushion cut is a square or rectangular shape with rounded corners and a series of facets. This cut is known for its soft and elegant appearance and can create a beautiful vintage style in jewelry. The cushion cut has a high light reflection effect, especially when placed in a piece of jewelry with side stones, which can make it an attractive choice for jewelry where a shiny effect is important.

In my designs, I have used several of these cut shapes to create diversity in the jewelry market in Denmark. Often, you only see the classic round brilliant on the jewelry market, but by using other cut shapes, you can create jewelry with unique and personal expressions. I have used oval cut shapes to create elegant earrings, heart cut shapes for romantic engagement rings and cushion cut shapes for vintage-style necklaces. By using different cut shapes, you can create jewelry for different styles and tastes, and thus meet the wishes and needs of different customers.

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