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Round

The round or brilliant cut is by far the most popular shape for diamond engagement rings. It is tapered to maximize light reflection through its top. It is cut to have 58 facets: 33 at the crown and 25 at the pavilion. The relationship between the angle of the crown (above the band) and the pavilion (below the band) is complementary. A steep crown angle complements a shallower pavilion angle, and vice versa.

It is the best choice for people who believe in tradition and feel best in a classic style that will win them over every time.

Princess

Princess cut gemstones can make perfect engagement rings because they are so clear. Their beautiful shape makes them an extravagant treasure because they are designed to achieve peak brilliance thanks to their square shape. This is made possible by their pyramidal shape, which creates the greatest dispersion of light. It is usually composed of 57 or 76 facets.

Cushion

A classic, romantic type of cut that has the ability to enhance the brilliance of a gemstone. It can be found in either a square or rectangular shape. It is a cross between the so-called “Old Mine Cut”, which was popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and the modern so-called “Oval-Cut”. The Old Mine cut had large and fewer facets (compared to the modern brilliant cut) and gently rounded corners, because at that time all gemstones were cut by hand. Its shape resembles the shape of a pillow (hence the name “cushion”).

The cushion cut features 58 facets and was designed to capture the beauty of candlelight.

Oval and Cabochon

Oval:
It is essentially a modified version of the most popular brilliant cut. It is an ideal choice for those looking for similar characteristics to the round "ideal" cut, but are interested in a more unusual shape. Its rounded shape is made up of 58 facets and its shape creates the illusion of a visually larger stone compared to its round brother.

This type of cut creates an optical illusion of length thanks to its shape and elegantly lengthens its owner's fingers.

Cabochon:
It is the oldest way of cutting stones. Cabochon cuts show raw beauty and a truly timeless appeal in any color. See for yourself how these stones look both classic and futuristic in any piece of jewelry.

Historically the first method of cutting gemstones.

Emerald

It is known for its beauty and precision. This style of cut was applied to diamonds by emerald cutters, as it was originally used exclusively for emeralds. You may also encounter the name stepped cut, which is the cut most often used on square or rectangular gemstones. Diamonds cut into an emerald shape lack their typical brilliance, so this cut is more often used on other types of gemstones.

What a diamond loses in an emerald cut, it compensates for with its extreme clarity – looking at such a diamond evokes looking into pure ice.

Heart

The heart-shaped diamond also exhibits excellent brilliance. It is one of the most romantic diamond shapes. It is one of the most difficult shapes to cut, because it is important to maintain symmetry. This is what adds to the value of the heart cut. It usually consists of 56 to 58 facets.

The ideally polished heart is therefore symmetrical, with sharp and obvious center notch and his arches, so-called lobes, are round shape.

Pear

The pear-shaped gemstone combines the tradition and brilliance of a round cut with the less common marquise cut to create a teardrop, or more accurately, pear shape, that still manages to dance the light just like a traditional round brilliant cut. It is typically made up of 58 facets, allowing light to pass through it in much the same way as a brilliant cut.

The pear-shaped cut creates the impression of a larger stone relative to its carat weight.

Marquise

Also called boat, is considered the “classic” shape for diamond engagement rings. As with all fancy cut diamonds, color and clarity are the two most important characteristics of this particular style of cut. The cutting process is similar to a round brilliant, but in this case, the diamond cutter maximizes the effect of the carat weight to size ratio of the gemstone by elongating it into its characteristic “boat shape.” This eliminates as many inclusions as possible while maintaining the best clarity of the stone.

However, due to the elongated shape and clarity of the cut, imperfections in these stones are more apparent than they would be in traditional round cuts.

If you want a really large looking stone considering its carat weight, definitely opt for a marquise cut.

Asscher

Also called a “Square Emerald-Cut,” it is made using a step-cut process and has beveled corners, giving it an almost octagonal appearance at first glance.

Gemstones cut into an asher shape are bright, shiny, and have a clear appearance and clarity of ice, allowing you to see through them.

Radiant

It is a special type of cut that combines two styles - the more stylish square or rectangular shape with the brilliance of the more traditional round shape to create an unconventional, but still brilliant gemstone. It is faceted with 70 facets, which is similar to a brilliant cut. This cut was created in 1977 by Henry Grossbard. It was designed to preserve the beauty of each type of diamond while creating something completely different from anything available at the time.

It is characterized by an intense shine and a sparkling effect that resembles "crushed ice".

Trillion

Gemstones in the shape of a triangle are cut either with sharp edges - these are known as "triangle" or „trilian" or with rounded corners under the name „trilion“. Both types are cut to enhance the brightness and brilliance of the stone. Their shine is influenced by the number of facets, which range from 31-50.

Triangular diamonds are often used as side stones in rings or earrings, where they complement the center stone and add asymmetrical elegance.

For those looking for an unconventional style or a distinctive and modern look.

Fancy

These are so-called "ornamental cut gemstones" of unique shapes and styles. This includes basically all shapes that do not fall under the main 12 categories of cuts. Fancy cuts give gemstones a distinctive look. They are popular precisely for their unique style and variety, while allowing them to better express the personality of the wearer and creating interesting lighting effects.

Black

In gemstones, it looks unique and mysterious. It symbolizes elegance, courage and inner strength. They are popular for their striking appearance and contrast. They are popular in modern jewelry because they bring a strong contrast and a unique style. They are ideal for people who appreciate unusual and mysterious elements in design.

Gray

Gray gemstones are a great choice for sophisticated or minimalist, timeless and elegant jewelry. Their neutral tone easily combines with other colors and gives jewelry a subtle yet striking look. They symbolize balance, neutrality and harmony.

White

Symbolizing purity, innocence, and elegance, white gemstones are popular for their versatility, timelessness, and ability to complement any style. Their neutral appearance allows them to be combined with other colors and types of gemstones, creating a clean and sophisticated effect.

Yellow-brown

Tan gemstones have a warm and timeless look that works in a variety of styles, from vintage to modern. Their earthy tones convey a sense of stability, abundance, and grace, celebrating the richness of nature. They are ideal for jewelry that can be easily combined with other colored gemstones.

Yellow

Yellow gemstones are bright and bold, adding a warm, sunny look to jewelry. They are ideal for those looking for bold, joyful, and energetic jewelry. Their warm tones enliven the look of jewelry and make it a joy to look at. Choose them, for example, for their symbolizing energy, optimism, and joy.

Blue

The color blue in gemstones is a symbol of peace, wisdom, and loyalty. Blue gemstones are popular for their beauty and regal elegance, and are often used in jewelry that is meant to represent peace and stability. They are ideal for jewelry that is meant to exude tranquility and luxury. Their color is versatile and suitable for a variety of styles and occasions, giving the jewelry a distinctive yet calming look.

Orange

Orange gemstones are rare. They have a warm, vibrant appearance that gives jewelry a lively, joyful and unique vibe. Their rich warm tones are great for those looking for original and bold pieces that express energy, enthusiasm, creativity and passion.

Red

It is the color of passion, love, but also power, courage and strength. Red gemstones are very popular in designs that are dramatic and are meant to express intense emotions, strong feelings or passion and elegance. Because of their bold and expressive color, they appear confident, luxurious and noble.

Pink

The color pink in gemstones symbolizes softness, love, romance, and innocence. Pink gemstones add a delicate and romantic touch to jewelry. Their warm and inviting hues are ideal for those looking for delicate and timeless pieces with a feminine and elegant look that conveys gentleness and kindness.

Purple

The color purple in gemstones symbolizes mysticism, intuition, and spirituality, combined with inner balance and peace. Purple gemstones are ideal for jewelry that exudes mystery, elegance, and inner peace. Their color tone adds a mystical and sophisticated look to jewelry and is perfect for those looking for affordable, expressive, and spiritually-inspired pieces.

Green

Green gemstones are associated with balance and inner peace and are popular in jewelry that is intended to evoke a sense of grounding in a natural and harmonious look. They are ideal for those seeking symbolism of nature, growth and renewal. Their color is universal and elegant, making them a great choice for timeless and original pieces. The color green in gemstones symbolizes growth, harmony and renewal.

Brown

Brown in gemstones is often associated with warm, earthy tones and conveys a sense of stability and trust. It is a neutral color that symbolizes security and reliability. These brown gemstones are popular for their unique look and earthy elegance, which is suitable for both everyday and formal wear.