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    Understanding the Different Cuts of Diamonds
    Copyright © 2005, Amanti Leddar

    Diamonds are hot favorites all over the world not only 
    because of their dazzling beauty, but also because they are 
    so versatile; they look good on anyone and match everything. 
    Diamonds come in many styles and varieties, called cuts. The 
    value of a diamond in terms of price and popularity depends 
    on the various cuts. The more popular cuts are more 
    expensive than the less popular cuts. This is because the 
    cut of the diamond enhances its beauty. So, you can see two 
    diamonds of equal weight but cut differently with a price 
    difference of hundreds of dollars. 
    
    The most popular cut in diamonds is the round cut. When 
    diamonds are cut to look like circles they sparkle brightly. 
    A round brilliant cut is one of the most expensive cuts of 
    diamond. Round cut diamonds are very popular on engagement 
    rings because they look beautiful as part of a multi-stone 
    ring or as a solitaire. The round cut diamond looks nice on 
    practically any hand. 
    
    The princess cut is of marginal popularity. It looks good as 
    a solitaire or in a three-stone setting with smaller 
    princess cut diamonds on either side of a large diamond. A 
    princess cut looks like a square and can be faceted to 
    sparkle. Rings made with princess cut diamonds tend to make 
    fingers look shorter and stubbier, so they are not the right 
    choice for those with already short fingers. Those with long 
    fingers can wear a princess cut without any hesitation 
    whatsoever. 
    
    One of the least expensive of cuts for diamonds is the 
    emerald cut. It costs a lot less than a round brilliant 
    diamond. Emerald cut looks like a rectangle, and is cut to 
    appear layered. It gets its name because this is the way 
    emeralds have always been cut. The emerald, being softer 
    than the diamond, often got fractured in the process of 
    cutting. Then the experts discovered that the emerald could 
    be cut in a special way to preserve its integrity. This gave 
    emeralds more life, and it became fashionable to wear 
    emeralds. Soon it was discovered that diamonds could also be 
    cut in this fashion, and the cut was called the emrald cut. 
    
    Diamonds with a marquis cut look like thin ovals with 
    pointed ends. This cut makes the fingers look longer and 
    adds elegance to any hand. This cut is already more popular 
    than the emerald cut. It is usually worn as a solitaire or 
    as the center of a multi-stone ring. However, if all the 
    stones are not marquis cut, a multi-stone ring with 
    something else as the center looks odd with marquis side 
    stones. 
    
    There are other styles of diamonds also such as baguette and 
    pave, which are mainly used for side stones to provide 
    accents. Once you know what type of cut you like, and what 
    enhances the beauty of your hand, you can get a ring set 
    with your favorite cut diamonds. 
    



    Writer's Resource Box:
    Amanti Leddar is the owner of 
    A Guide To Diamonds, Inc. 
    which is a comprehensive site containing 
    replies to queries and content related 
    to diamonds. For more details, go to: 
    http://www.rjmdiamonds.com




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