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By far the most popular diamond shape, this type of stone is favored by many for its sparkling presentation. This elegant shape stands beautifully on its own in a solitaire setting and also serves well as a stunning centerpiece for a multi-stone setting. Check out our round cut diamond rings for yourself.
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With cropped corners and a square shape, this diamond shape dazzles in multi-gem settings. These stones work in beautiful union with others to create settings that truly catch the eye. Explore our selection of radiant cut diamond rings.
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Although similar with its square-cut shape to the radiant cut, this style stands apart in its flexibility. The princess cut is a favorite engagement ring choice because of its visual presentation and how well it plays with other precious gemstones. Be sure to check out our selection of princess cut diamond rings to see the brilliance for yourself.
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This distinct shape is a hybrid of others that creates a distinct presentation that is sure to catch the eye. It combines a standard round shape with the appearance of a marquise and its tapered point. Check out our selection of pear shape diamond rings to see the beauty this choice delivers.
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This classic setting pays homage to the traditional rectangular shape favored for emeralds. In a diamond, it produces an eye-catching design. Check out all the beautiful settings in our emerald cut diamond ring selection.
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This extraordinary shape was developed in Holland in the 1900s. Featuring a square shape and cushioned corners, its large step facets and high crown make it stand out as distinct. Explore the beauty of Asscher cut diamond rings by checking out our selection.
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