Asscher Cut Diamonds

This captivating and mesmerizing Asscher cut diamond features layered facets that enhance its brilliance. This lab-grown Asscher cut diamond is famous for its classic charm due to its high crown and deep pavilion. This man-made Asscher diamond forms a stunning optical illusion called the "Hall of Mirrors". This cut also provides great value for money, with the least wastage during cutting. When grading diamonds of this type, the GIA sometimes classifies lab-grown Asscher cut diamonds as a cut-cornered princess cut, a square emerald cut, or an octagonal cut.

Pros and Cons Of Asscher Cut Diamonds

Asscher cut diamonds are recognized by their vintage appeal and art decor design, with a square cut and step-cut facets to create a dramatic "hall of mirrors" impression. They possess a clean glow, a symmetrical square cut, and a robust cut with clipped corners. Nevertheless, they lack brilliance compared to brilliant cuts, greater visibility of inclusions and color as a result of open facets, and can look smaller than other cuts.

Note: Explore a stunning variety of lab grown diamond shapes, crafted for every style and occasion.

How to Choose Asscher cut diamonds?

Selecting an asscher cut lab grown diamond is all about the beauty of clean lines, symmetry, and classic elegance. To guide you, here's an easy-to-follow guide:

Cut : Look for a well-proportioned stone with sharp symmetry. While GIA doesn’t grade fancy cuts for cut quality, a depth of 60–68% and a table of 60–67% are good starting points.
Shape : Asscher cuts are square, so shoot for a length-to-width ratio of approximately 1.00 for the most symmetrical appearance.
Clarity : Asscher cuts have large, open facets that don’t hide flaws well. Aim for a higher clarity grade (VS2 or better) to ensure a clean appearance.
Color : Because of the step-cut design, the color can be more noticeable. Stick to near-colorless grades (G or better) for a bright, crisp look. Note: Check Out The Radiant Cut Diamonds.

Why are Asscher cut diamonds in demand?

Asscher brilliant cut diamonds are in demand for their timeless elegance and vintage appeal. Their cropped cornered square shape and step-cut faceting provide a stunning "hall of mirrors" appearance that provides depth and sophistication. Admired for their streamlined lines and symmetrical beauty. They are bold yet elegant, providing a clear alternative to more popular brilliant cuts. Their capacity for marrying traditional style with a contemporary edge makes them a popular go-to for engagement rings and show-stopping pieces.

Why buy Asscher cut diamonds from Lumex?

Review the current Lumex catalogue for Asscher-shaped diamonds. Availability, specifications, sourcing information and grading reports vary by diamond, so check the individual listing before purchasing.

FAQ

1) Do Asscher cut diamonds sparkle?

They have a soft, elegant sparkle—not as fiery as brilliant cuts, but their depth and transparency produce a refined, mirror-like appearance.

2) Is clarity important for Asscher cuts?

Yes. Because the open facet cut design presents inclusions to view, use higher clarity grades (VS2 or higher).

3) Are Asscher cut diamonds more expensive?

They may be a bit less expensive than round cuts but can be more expensive than other fancy shapes due to the precision needed in cutting.

4) What settings look best with Asscher cuts?

Vintage, solitaire, or halo settings showcase the shape nicely. Prong or bezel settings also serve to safeguard the trimmed corners.

5) Are Asscher cut diamonds a good choice for engagement rings?

Absolutely. Their bold, elegant look and timeless appeal make them a favorite for those who love classic and unique styles.