The cut of a diamond is extremely important, as it can completely change the look of a ring. While all diamonds rings are made from the same materials, you’ll notice each style is unique, and this is mainly down to how the diamond is cut. Different diamonds will give you different levels of sparkle, can make a ring seem classic or contemporary, and can even make a ring look more unique. Here’s how you can pick the right diamond cut when choosing a ring for your partner.
Classic style – Round
If your soon to be fiancée is someone who prefers the classic style, and she likes to wear things that are stylish and never go out of fashion, then the round cut is ideal. Round cuts have 58 facets, so they’re ideal for those who want a lot of sparkle, while still keeping it classy. Most people who opt for a round cut simply have a solitaire mounted on a white gold or gold band, which is a look that is timeless.
Try also: Cushion cut
If you can’t find a round cut ring that works for you, you could also look at the cushion cut, which is a square cut with rounded corners. It’s a slightly newer cut and is becoming very popular.
Vintage style – emerald cut
If she loves vintage and Art Deco styles, then the emerald cut is perfect. This cut of diamond is a good choice because:
- It’s one of the less popular styles, so you won’t give her the same ring as her friend has
- Celebrities love it – Beyoncé and Amal Clooney both have emerald cut engagement rings
- It shows off the diamond perfectly
- The cut can make diamonds look larger
- It works well with solitaire and halo styles
Try also: Marquise cut
An oval shape which tapers into sharp ends, the marquise cut also has vintage appeal. It’s a popular choice at The Diamond Jewellery Studio Melbourne, where it can be mounted in a number of different ways to create the perfect look.
Contemporary style – princess cut
Princess cuts are similar to round cut rings in that they offer lots of sparkle and brilliance, except they are square so look more contemporary. This ring looks great as a solitaire, and another look that is popular at the moment is a princess cut surrounded by a halo of smaller diamonds, which gives the ring more of an impact.
Try also: Asscher cut
This is also a square cut, with a slightly flatter top and layered facets, so it has a simple, contemporary style with lots of depth.
Romantic style – heart cut
What could be more romantic than proposing with a heart shaped ring? If your partner is dreaming of a big proposal and a white wedding, then a heart shaped diamond could be the perfect start.
Try also: pear cut
If a heart is a bit much for you, then a pear cut still keeps that romantic look, but is a little more subtle, and it is a popular look with celebrities and fashionistas.
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