The cushion cut is one of the oldest shapes of diamonds and was the most popular stone throughout the 1990s and 2000s. It was originally cut in this way because it preserved more of the crystal ...

Oval cuts have become one of the most up-and-coming, popular diamond shapes. “This cut is great for those who love to stay ahead of the trends, but also love a classic, elegant aesthetic ...

Illinois Most popular: Round Brilliant Emerging: Trillion In the heart of the Midwest, the futuristic Trillion cut is making waves. With its triangular form and sharp edges, this shape suits ultra ...

Cushion cut diamonds have seen a slight increase in popularity, raising from 4.12 percent to 4.88 percent in 2016. The full shape popularity and state-by-state rankings are below: Most Popular ...

There are more unique styles like a heart shape, along with cuts that are more commonly featured as side stones such as princess, baguette, trillion and marquise, but the most popular engagement ...

VRAI, a fine jewelry company specializing in lab-grown diamonds, shares the most popular diamond shapes in New Jersey. Most popular diamond shapes in the U.S. 1. Round Brilliant 2. Oval 3. Emerald ...

While timeless elegance keeps the Round Brilliant at the top, emerging shapes like Heart, Rose cuts, and Kite reflect California's artistic, innovative spirit.

In 1988 a rare Ashoka-cut diamond came up for auction at Sotheby’s, and Saul Goldberg, now the company’s president, was sent to buy it. “I’ll never forget holding the diamond in my hand.

Fusion cuts—a hybrid that combines facets and features from multiple shapes—speak to a creative spirit. These one-of-a-kind stones are well-suited to custom-designed rings that emphasize ...