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Diamond shapes

Shape changes outline, faceting pattern, apparent size, and how a diamond sits in a setting. It is a design choice before it is a grade.

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Round

Balanced brilliance and a symmetrical outline; widely used in solitaire and pavé designs.

Oval

An elongated brilliant outline that can create more visual length across the finger.

Cushion

Rounded corners and a softer square or rectangular silhouette; proportions vary widely.

Princess

A square brilliant style with pointed corners that need protection from the setting.

Emerald

Broad step facets and a hall-of-mirrors effect that makes clarity characteristics easier to notice.

Pear

A directional teardrop outline combining a rounded end and a protected point.

Radiant

A rectangular or square outline with cropped corners and brilliant-style faceting.

Compare proportions, not names alone

Two ovals or cushions can have different length-to-width ratios, corner shapes, facet patterns, and face-up dimensions. Product measurements and imagery are more useful than the shape label by itself.