Diamond shapes guide: which shape suits you?
The shape of a diamond sets its look, the character of its sparkle and its impression on the finger. Our collection has eight shapes; each is a separate design with its own price, weight and images.
Round
The classic, most popular cut. Its round facet pattern returns light from every angle for maximum brilliance. See round designs
Oval
An elongated take on the round. It lengthens the finger line and, at the same weight, looks larger than a round stone. See oval designs
Pear
Teardrop shape: one pointed end and one rounded. Flattering as a ring or pendant, it lengthens the finger or neckline. See pear designs
Emerald
A step cut with a wide table and trimmed corners. Instead of sparkle, it shows clarity and a clean, art-deco elegance. See emerald designs
Cushion
A square with softly rounded corners — romantic, richly brilliant, both vintage and contemporary. See cushion designs
Heart
The most romantic shape. A heart cut demands precision, and is chosen mostly for pendants and statement rings. See heart designs
Marquise
An elongated shape with two points. It lengthens the finger and makes a dramatic, distinctive statement. See marquise designs
Princess
A sharp-cornered square with clean lines. A modern, geometric cut that returns plenty of light. See princess designs
How to choose
- Maximum sparkle: round.
- An impression of size and a long finger: oval, pear and marquise.
- A modern, geometric look: princess and emerald.
- Romance: cushion and heart.