Personalized Engagement Rings
A 58-facet round cut maximizes a diamond's sparkle—the top feature buyers look for. This high brilliance also effectively hides color tint and natural inclusions better than other shapes.
What to Look For in a Round Cut Diamond
Diamond quality is defined by the 4Cs: cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. Prioritizing these factors based on your preferences helps you select the best round diamond for your budget. Here is what to consider:
CUT
A well-cut, 58-facet round diamond delivers maximum brilliance, fire, and scintillation for unmatched sparkle.
COLOR
High brilliance conceals color tint to the naked eye. Consult an expert to match the diamond's color grade to your metal and setting.
CLARITY
Choose and "eye-clean" round diamond–one where minor inclusions or blemishes require a magnifying glass to see and aren't visible to the naked eye.
CARAT WEIGHT
The size of a diamond is often what people fixate on, but with a round cut, carat is the least important aspect. A smaller diamond might provide more brilliance and that is more valuable than the carat weight.
Popular Styles For Round Cut Diamond Rings
Round cut diamonds are versatile enough to suit almost any setting. Top popular options include:
SOLITAIRE
A single stone set on a simple band, a solitaire style with a round cut diamond is a classic and elegant way to make your diamond the star of the show.
THREE-STONE
Meant to symbolize the past, present, and future of a relationship, round cut diamonds fit flawlessly into a 3-stone ring style.
HALO
Surround your center round cut diamond with a border of small gemstones to give your ring a vintage-inspired look.
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