Does the princess in your life deserve the best? If she lives up to the royal namesake, consider getting her a princess cut diamond. This shape is versatile enough for someone that loves the classic sparkle of the round brilliant diamond and appreciates the look of a modern geometric shape.
This diamond is family to a long list of square shaped diamonds which include the Asscher, cushion, and radiant. While the round brilliant diamond is still by far the most popular, the princess cut diamond is continuously in the top three best selling shapes at Robbins Brothers.
When buying a princess cut diamond, one of the more important points to consider is symmetry. All four sides should be parallel. The length and width should be the same size, or at the very least they should be very close in size. Also, if you draw a line down the middle of the diamond, the facet cuts should match on either side. This helps create a balanced look.
This diamond shape has sharp corners which helps to create modern lines. However, those sharp corners do have a tendency to chip. When setting a princess cut diamond, it’s important to have the diamond set with traditional or split-prongs on each of the corners. If prong settings are too traditional for your S.O., a bezel setting is another great option.
If cost is a factor for you, the princess diamond may be a great value. Due to the long diagonal nature of the table, it can appear larger than the round as it takes up more of her finger.
When you’re ready to shop for this special diamond, let our diamond experts help you pick out the perfect princess cut diamond for your very own “royal” princess.
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