Fine Jewellery by Sophy Geneva | Our Fine Jewelry are a Swiss Designed and one of the Best 18K Gold with diamond Jewellery You can buy Online and Virtually try on – High quality crafted pieces made with 18k/750 Gold and good quality diamond, with a very beautiful symbols like hearts, stars, flowers and a lot more to shimmer your daily life and special occasions.
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| Diamond shape Diamond is a highly coveted gemstone that comes in a variety of shapes, each with its unique qualities and characteristics. Here are some of the most common diamond shapes: Round Brilliant Cut: This is the most popular diamond shape, with a circular outline and 57 or 58 facets. It\'s designed to maximize the amount of light that enters the diamond, giving it a beautiful sparkle. Princess Cut: The princess cut is a square-shaped diamond with pointed corners. It has 58 or 76 facets, depending on whether the diamond has a culet (a flat facet at the bottom). Emerald Cut: The emerald cut is a rectangular-shaped diamond with cut corners. It has fewer facets than the round brilliant and princess cuts, giving it a more subdued sparkle. It\'s ideal for showcasing the diamond\'s clarity and color. Cushion Cut: The cushion cut is a square or rectangular diamond with rounded corners. It has larger facets and a more vintage look than the princess cut. Oval Cut: The oval cut is an elongated version of the round brilliant cut, with a similar number of facets. It\'s a good choice for those who want a diamond with a larger appearance. Pear Cut: The pear cut is a teardrop-shaped diamond with a point at one end and a rounded end at the other. It\'s a unique and elegant shape that can make the wearer\'s finger appear longer. Marquise-Cut: The marquise cut is an elongated diamond with pointed ends. It has a larger surface area than other shapes, giving it a more dramatic look. Radiant Cut: The radiant cut is a rectangular or square diamond with cut corners and a brilliant facet pattern. It\'s designed to maximize the diamond\'s brilliance and fire. | |
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| Diamond shape Diamond is a highly coveted gemstone that comes in a variety of shapes, each with its unique qualities and characteristics. Here are some of the most common diamond shapes: Round Brilliant Cut: This is the most popular diamond shape, with a circular outline and 57 or 58 facets. It\'s designed to maximize the amount of light that enters the diamond, giving it a beautiful sparkle. Princess Cut: The princess cut is a square-shaped diamond with pointed corners. It has 58 or 76 facets, depending on whether the diamond has a culet (a flat facet at the bottom). Emerald Cut: The emerald cut is a rectangular-shaped diamond with cut corners. It has fewer facets than the round brilliant and princess cuts, giving it a more subdued sparkle. It\'s ideal for showcasing the diamond\'s clarity and color. Cushion Cut: The cushion cut is a square or rectangular diamond with rounded corners. It has larger facets and a more vintage look than the princess cut. Oval Cut: The oval cut is an elongated version of the round brilliant cut, with a similar number of facets. It\'s a good choice for those who want a diamond with a larger appearance. Pear Cut: The pear cut is a teardrop-shaped diamond with a point at one end and a rounded end at the other. It\'s a unique and elegant shape that can make the wearer\'s finger appear longer. Marquise-Cut: The marquise cut is an elongated diamond with pointed ends. It has a larger surface area than other shapes, giving it a more dramatic look. Radiant Cut: The radiant cut is a rectangular or square diamond with cut corners and a brilliant facet pattern. It\'s designed to maximize the diamond\'s brilliance and fire. | |
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