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The round brilliant cut is the most popular of all diamond shapes. This cut was designed for maximum brilliance based on the mathematical principles in 1929 by Marcel Tolkowsky. The perfect symmetry of the round shape allows the light to travel through the crown to the pavilion and back, filling with the diamond with incredible fire and scintillation.

The symbolic shape of this heart cut diamond speaks for itself. Its romantic feel together with a rare cut makes this diamond an exquisite and well-remembered present to celebrate milestones of your love story.

Asscher cut with its elegant and geometric lines embodies the beauty of Art Deco period during which it was designed. Created with a step cut method and dramatically cropped corners Asscher's facets reflect light back and forth like mirrors. This diamond shape is identical to the emerald cut, but square rather than rectangular, thus also called a 'square emerald'.

This sophisticated shape created in the late 70s inherited the elegant outline of an emerald cut and the vibrant brilliance from a round cut. Merging these two forms together gives the diamond more life and scintillation thus visually enhancing its color and clarity.

The princess cut diamond is the most recent addition in cutting styles and a favorite after the round brilliant. Being a square shape, the princess cut creates the illusion of a larger diamond and the newly designed facets on the pavilion bring out intense fire and scintillation.

The cushion cut diamond is the oldest shape. Created in the middle of the 18th century it was the dominant cut for more than 250 years. Today it has become a popular shape again for many designers. The combination of a square brilliant cut and rounded corners create incredible brilliance.

The cushion cut diamond is the oldest shape. Created in the middle of the 18th century it was the dominant cut for more than 250 years. Today it has become a popular shape again for many designers. The combination of a square brilliant cut and rounded corners create incredible brilliance.

The marquise shaped diamond was designed during the reign of Louis XV of France to capture the charming smile of his mistress, Marquise de Pompadour. Its elongated cut adds a flattering look by making fingers seem longer and the diamond appears larger on the hand. Its shape is perfect for designs with elegant graceful lines.

The oval shaped diamond is a timeless royal favorite of Kings and Queens. The brilliance and beautiful symmetry of this elliptical shape creates an illusion of longer fingers as well as of a larger diamond. With the trend for unusual shapes this cut is gaining more popularity again.

This delicate shape remembering a teardrop is an intricate combination of the marquise and oval cut. Just like these the pear-shaped diamond shows its fire and brilliance. The pear is also favorite shape for a diamond necklace bringing attention to the neckline.

The emerald cut diamond inherited its shape and name from the emerald gemstone. This square elegant cut gives the diamond a look of a mirrored hallway filled with light. The open table of this diamond allows the wearer to see pure reflections in contrast to the scintillation of other brilliant cut diamond.