Diamonds come in many shapes and sizes. 

Round Brilliant Cut

The most popular style of diamond is the round brilliant cut. Round brilliant cuts offer excellent display of light performance. The Round brilliant is a classic Diamond which is always in fashion. When people think diamonds they normally think of a round brilliant cut. Round diamonds normally have a great range of sizes to choose from.

Triangular Brilliants

These make a nice alternative to brilliant cuts. They also have good light performance. People often choose these as an alternative to round diamonds. Triangular diamonds make nice side stones in jewellery.

Ovals

Ovals are a popular choice as they can look larger than round diamonds of equal weight. They are a good alternative to round without being too flashy.

Pear Shapes

Pear shapes look graceful and elegant.  This shape can be flattering on the finger due to its tappering shape.  Pear shapes are becoming increasingly popular. They also look beautiful in earring and pendants.

Marquises

A marquise is often used in attractive jewellery designs. The marquise can compliment a long finger. Like ovals, Marquise can look bigger to the eye than round diamonds of the same carat weight.

Heart Shapes

People often by hearts as it reflects romance for them. Hearts have a very bright look. They look particulalry nice in pendants.

Princess Cuts

Princess Cuts are a great alternative to emerald cuts for people who like a rectangular or square shape but want the look of a brilliant cut. They have a lovely optical effects that looks solid and flashy.

Emerald Cuts

Emerald cuts are associated with elegance. Their simplicity of geometric symmetry emphasize the diamonds transparency.

Cushion Cuts

The cushion diamond is a square shape with softly rounded corners that make it subtly resemble a pillow (hence the name). This timeless gemstone shape originated in the nineteenth century and was originally referred to as the “mine cut” diamond. The proportions of a cushion cut can vary with the individual diamond, some appearing more long and narrow, others closer to square

Asscher Cuts

The modern asscher cut diamond is similar to a square emerald cut, usually with larger step facets, a higher crown, and a smaller table. This combination often produces more brilliance than the emerald cut.