Shape 01

Round

Timeless Brilliance

The most classic choice and the highest-sparkle option available. Round diamonds offer maximum light performance with unmatched symmetry — the go-to for anyone who loves traditional elegance done beautifully.

Works beautifully in six-prong settings, bezel settings, thin bands, and low-profile styles. Also ideal for minimalist gold rings and dainty diamond rings. In both natural and lab-grown, round is typically the most widely available shape.

Shape 02

Oval

Gracefully Elongated

Oval diamonds offer softness with presence. Their elongated shape makes the stone appear larger than its carat weight suggests and creates a beautiful lengthening effect on the finger.

Especially popular in east-west settings and split shank rings. For color lovers, an oval sapphire — in teal, green, peach, or Montana — is one of the most stunning alternatives to a traditional diamond center stone.

Shape 03

Asscher

Architectural Elegance

Asscher diamonds are for those who love structure and quiet drama. Step cuts and deep symmetry give this shape a refined, slightly vintage quality that photographs beautifully and wears even better.

Pairs especially well with platinum and gold combinations, mixed metals, and vintage-inspired or artistic settings that highlight craftsmanship over sparkle.

Shape 04

Princess

Modern Edge

Princess cut diamonds are bold and contemporary. Their sharp geometry creates strong sparkle with clean, graphic lines — a confident choice for anyone drawn to modern design.

Works well in low-profile and bezel settings for an architectural feel. If you are exploring modern engagement rings with strong symmetry and a fashion-forward edge, princess may be your shape.

Shape 05

Emerald

Refined Lines with Vintage Soul

Emerald cut diamonds are understated and quietly commanding. Instead of fiery sparkle, they showcase clarity and long, clean lines — a stone that rewards looking closely.

Ideal for wide band and thin band settings alike. For colored stone projects, an emerald cut sapphire offers incredible depth and architectural beauty in a custom ring.

Shape 06

Pear

Soft Curves with a Point

Pear shapes feel romantic and directional — combining softness and edge in a single silhouette. The tapered point draws the eye and elongates the finger beautifully.

We often design pear stones into asymmetrical settings and nature-inspired rings. For clients drawn to botanical motifs or leaf-inspired designs, pear shapes flow naturally with organic elements.

Shape 07

Radiant

Bold Brilliance

Radiant cuts combine the sparkle of a round with the rectangular outline of an emerald. The result feels strong, modern, and luminous — a shape that commands attention without shouting.

Pairs beautifully with split shank settings and custom three-stone rings that prioritize both light performance and architectural structure.

Shape 08

Marquise

Dramatic Length

Marquise diamonds maximize visual size and feel undeniably regal. Their elongated silhouette creates dramatic finger coverage and a look that is impossible to miss.

A marquise sapphire — in teal or green — is one of our favorite choices for non-traditional engagement rings. This shape also translates beautifully into east-west orientations for a more contemporary, unexpected feel.

Shape 09

Cushion

Romantic Curves

Cushion cuts are soft and timeless, with subtle vintage character that pairs beautifully with warm metals and rich stone colors. Their rounded corners give a gentler, more romantic feel than sharper geometric shapes.

Ideal for unique bridal rings and artistic settings, especially paired with warm-toned sapphires like peach or Montana, where the cut's soft glow feels perfectly matched.