Find Your Perfect Shape
From timeless rounds to distinctive emeralds and romantic pears, discover the shape that reflects your personality.
Every Shape Tells a Different Story
Diamond shape refers to the outline or form of a polished diamond. Your choice can influence the overall style, character and visual presence of your jewellery.
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Round
Timeless brilliance
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Oval
Elegant & graceful
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Princess
Modern & geometric
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Emerald
Sophisticated & refined
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Pear
Romantic & distinctive
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Marquise
Dramatic & graceful
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Cushion
Soft & romantic
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Radiant
Brilliant & contemporary
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Asscher
Art Deco inspired
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Elongated
Symbolic & romantic
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Round Brilliant
The round brilliant is the classic choice for diamond jewellery and is designed around a facet arrangement that emphasizes light performance.
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Oval Diamond
Oval diamonds combine the brilliance of a round-inspired design with an elongated silhouette that can create an elegant visual effect.
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Princess Cut
The princess shape is known for its square or rectangular outline and contemporary geometric character.
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Emerald Cut
Emerald-cut diamonds feature step-cut facets that create a hall-of-mirrors effect and a sophisticated appearance.
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Pear Shape
Combining the rounded end of a brilliant-style shape with a pointed tip, the pear shape offers a distinctive and romantic silhouette.
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Marquise Diamond
With pointed ends and a long, elegant silhouette, the marquise shape creates a dramatic and distinctive presence.
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Cushion Cut
Cushion diamonds combine a soft square or rectangular outline with rounded corners, creating a romantic and classic character.
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Radiant Cut
Radiant diamonds combine a rectangular or square outline with brilliant-style faceting, creating an energetic, contemporary appearance.
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Asscher Cut
The Asscher shape features a square outline and distinctive step-cut facets that create a vintage, Art Deco-inspired aesthetic.
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Heart Shape
The heart shape is an expressive symbol of love, combining a distinctive outline with a meaningful silhouette.
Shape Is Only the Beginning
The final appearance of a diamond also depends on its cut quality, proportions, setting and the jewellery design surrounding it.
- Choose a setting that complements the shape.
- Consider how the proportions look on the finger or neckline.
- Think about your personal style and everyday wear.
- Consider the complete jewellery design rather than the stone alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between diamond shape and diamond cut?
Shape describes the outline or form of the diamond, while cut describes how the diamond's facets, proportions and finish affect its interaction with light.
Which diamond shape is the most popular?
Round brilliant diamonds are widely recognized for their classic appearance and strong focus on light performance.
Which diamond shape looks largest?
Visual size depends on dimensions, proportions and shape. Some elongated shapes can create a larger-looking appearance when viewed from above.
Which diamond shape is best for an engagement ring?
The best shape is a personal choice. Round, Oval, Cushion, Emerald, Pear and many other shapes can work beautifully depending on your preferred style.
Can every diamond shape be used in every jewellery design?
Many shapes can be used across different jewellery styles, but the proportions and setting should be chosen to complement the individual shape.
Find the Shape That Feels Like You
Explore our jewellery collections and discover diamonds designed around your individual style.