Diamond Anatomy & Cut Quality

Marquise Cut

This diamond got its name thanks to the wishes of the King of France, Louix XV who loved the smile of his favorite concubine: Mademoiselle Marquise de Pompadour. That's why the shape of the marquise diamond somewhat resembles the curve of a smile. This diamond, which is inspired by the smile of the Marquise de Pompadour, is every woman's favorite shape, because it is very classy and stunning.

Pear Cut

Diamonds with a shape that resembles a pear or are often called teardrops. If you are a woman who makes pear cut diamonds your favorite shape, then you are a warrior who loves all things adventure.

Oval Cut

The circle is not perfectly round but oval. Therefore, these diamonds are called oval diamonds.

Round Cut

It is a very popular diamond cut because it has spread everywhere. This round cut diamond is the most popular because of its round shape and can absorb more light than other diamond shapes so that the sparkle will light up perfectly.

Cushion Cut

The shape of the diamond on each side has rounded corners so that the shine is also very charming.

Princess Cut

The shape of the princess cut is usually box-shaped with sharp enough angles to make a ring shaped like this, reflecting light with a bright sparkle. Are you a woman who likes the princess cut? Most likely, you have the character of a combination of high discipline and feminine demeanor that is very attractive.

Asscher Cut

A diamond cut that is almost the same as emerald but has more angles.

Heart Cut

This diamond heart has a unique shape that resembles a heart. Highly sought after for people who are full of affection.

Radiant Cut

The first square cut (the second is the princess) has a perfectly cut faceted pattern applied to the crown and pavilion, creating a vibrant and lively square diamond. First popular in the 1980s, the angular square shape cut from the glow is a great bridge between pillows and princess cuts, and for that reason it looks beautiful with round or square diamonds.