What Does Your Type of Diamond Say About You?

What Does Your Type Of Diamond Say About You?

A Guide to Choosing the Right Diamond Cut

It’s no secret that diamonds are THE symbol of everlasting love, making them the perfect gift for your true love! No one diamond is the same and each shape says something different about its owner, their personality, and their style. To help you narrow your search for the perfect diamond due to the high pressures of Valentine's Day, we’re here to help you understand more details about each fancy shape so you can find the best match for your partner.

 
Round Diamond

Round Diamond

The round diamond is the most popular and traditional of all diamond shapes. Its circular shape has no end or beginning and is meant to embody forever, making it so beloved. This is what comes to peoples' minds when they think about diamond rings!

Those that are drawn to the round diamond often have a classic style and a special appreciation for timeless jewelry. They are comfortable with the traditional and don’t get too caught up in the latest short-lived fads or trends.

 
Princess DIamond

Princess Diamond

The second most popular diamond cut is the princess diamond. Both a modern and gorgeous option, the princess diamond offers a sleek shape with its square cut and pointed corners.  While having just as extravagant a sparkle as the round, the princess cut feels slightly more contemporary.

Those that opt for this diamond aren’t afraid of taking risks and set themselves apart from the crowd. They are goal-oriented individuals that prefer to keep up with what is new and in style. 

 

Oval Diamond

While similar to the round diamond, oval diamonds carry a neat party trick: their lengthened shape and larger surface area gives the impression that they are bigger than they really are. Everyone loves a big diamond on their finger! Oval diamonds are a little more trendy than more traditional shapes but still offer a bit of vintage elegance.

Those that wear oval diamonds are often considered artistic, practical, and imaginative.

Cushion Cut

Cushion Cut Diamond

A cross between an “old mine” cut diamond and a more modern oval cut diamond, cushion shapes are generally associated with vintage jewelry. Their square look with rounded corners allows them to sparkle slightly more than diamonds of similar shape. The cushion cut is all about balance, mixing traditional with modern sensibilities!

Those attracted to this diamond often feel at home in history museums and hold tightly to their traditions while being unafraid to branch out and try new things.

 

Pear Cut Diamond


Pear Diamond

Round at the bottom and pointed at the top, the pear diamond is truly unique and rare in its own right. Essentially, the pear cut diamond is a cross between a marquise cut and a round cut diamond, making it a very versatile wear with an accentuated sparkle.

Those drawn to this diamond have a style all their own, making them unafraid to stand out. They often have many interests and don’t like to be limited to only one!

Marquise Diamond

Marquise Diamond

The Marquise Diamond has a bold shape with long and narrow ends pointing at the top and bottom. Much like the oval shape, its stretched figure can make it appear larger and the wearer's fingers slimmer. Marquise diamonds definitely garner attention and look even more one-of-a-kind when set in an engagement ring.

Those that adore this shape are often found at the center of a room and don’t mind a little drama. 

Emerald Diamond

Emerald Diamond

The emerald shape is rectangular with cropped corners. The shape of the diamond makes it easy to see the striking angles underneath. From above, this diamond can give the illusion that it has stairs on either side.

With a sleek look, those that are enchanted by the Emerald Diamond are very confident and purposeful in their daily lives. Classy and sophisticated, they feel comfortable in who they are.

Asscher Diamond

Asscher Diamond

Regarded as an octagonal diamond, Asscher shaped diamonds have many angles and corners. Asschers are part of the square cut family and has a little more transparency than cushion diamonds. It has steps, like the Emerald, enabling it to reflect brightly.

One of the most unique cuts, those that wear Asscher diamonds march to the beat of their own drum. They are also very versatile, game for a movie at home or a night on the town.

Radiant Diamond

Radiant

The radiant diamond gets its name from its incredible sparkle. Yet another square diamond, the angles on a radiant diamond offer a unique brilliance to its wearer. While there are no steps on a radiant diamond, it is the most durable diamond shape as it is least likely to be dented or chipped.

Many that like the radiant diamond are in it for maximum glimmer and their style can often be described as “flashy” or “glamorous. They reflect light on everyone they meet, and are regarded as dependable by those closest to them. 

Heart

Heart

Much like the name entails, the heart-shaped diamond is indeed in the shape of a heart. This gem has a sharp point at its base and a curved, symmetrical top. In order to create this unique shape, it takes intense focus and talent! As such, this cut is incredibly rare and a heart-felt gift.

Wearers of this shape are, you guessed it, romantics at heart. They also are thought of as warm and loyal to those they care about. 

 

Every diamond embodies love, but the shape can say vastly different things about its wearer. Regardless of the cut, however, the lovely stone will adopt its own unique meaning exclusive to both you and your loved one. We’d love to help you explore our radiant collection of diamond jewelry to find the perfect fit for that special person in your life this Valentine’s Day!