The Round brilliant-cut diamond is by far the most popular shape available today. Researchers have perfected the art of cutting this shape for over a century to ensure maximum fire and brilliance. Round diamonds are also the easiest shape in which to hide imperfections. Round cut diamonds give you the most flexibility when trying to balance the 4Cs with your budget. View our selection of Round Cut Diamonds.

The Princess cut diamond has pointed corners and is traditionally square in shape. This shape combines the brilliance of a Round cut and the contemporary shape of an Emerald or Square cut to create one of the most popular shapes for engagement rings. View our selection of Princess Cut Diamonds.

The Emerald cut diamond has a large table, or top, which highlights the clarity of a diamond. It has a rectangular shape with cut corners that are also known as a “step cut” because of their resemblance to stair steps. Make sure to consider the color and clarity of your diamond carefully since this shape can more easily show inclusions and color defects. If you prefer an emerald cut with a square outline then consider an Asscher cut diamond. View our selection of Emerald Cut Diamonds.

This unique shape is almost identical to the Emerald cut except that it is square. It has a large table, or top, which highlights the clarity of a diamond. Make sure to consider the color and clarity of your diamond carefully since this shape can more easily show inclusions and color defects. View our selection of Asscher Cut Diamonds.

The unique shape of a Marquise cut diamond makes it appear much larger than other shapes of similar carat size. The elongated shape flatters the hand by making fingers appear long and slender. View our selection of Marquise Cut Diamonds.

Oval diamonds are popular because their elongated shape flatters the hand by making fingers appear long and slender. The Oval cut diamond has striking brilliance and a softer look that is similar to a Round cut. View our selection of Oval Cut Diamonds.

The outline of the Radiant cut diamond is similar to the elegant Emerald cut, however the Radiant’s facets are arranged to create a much more brilliant return of light. Trimmed corners help make this a popular and versatile choice in all types of jewelry. View our selection of Radiant Cut Diamonds.

Also called a teardrop, the Pear cut diamond features a rounded end that dissolves into a single point. The unique shape helps make this a popular and versatile choice in all types of jewelry. View our selection of Pear Cut Diamonds.

Mimicking the universal symbol for love, Heart shape diamonds are a distinctive choice for all types of diamond jewelry. View our selection of Heart Cut Diamonds.

Also known as “pillow cut”, Cushion cut diamonds have rounded corners and large facets to increase light refraction. This distinctive shape has been popular for more than a century but has recently been in more demand as interest in vintage style jewelry has surged. Make sure to consider the color and clarity of your diamond carefully since this shape can more easily show inclusions and color defects. View our selection of Cushion Cut Diamonds.