
Picking Out the Perfect Diamond Shape for Your Style
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The shape of a diamond is not only the outline of the stone, but it is a declaration of who you are and what your style is, and how you want your jewelry to shine. The correct shape diamond promotes brilliancy, flatters your hand, and combines just right with your jewelry setting.
Here, you will discover why the lab grown diamond shape is important, why each shape is different, and the incredible range of styles of Lab-grown diamonds. Find out what shape will talk to you: from the timeless round brilliants to the confident marquise cuts.
Top 10 Diamond Cuts
What Is a Diamond Shape?
The shape of a diamond is the outline you can see on top of the stone, i.e., round, oval, princess, or marquise. It establishes the overall look of the diamond, its style, and the play of light in it. Popular diamond shapes is concerned with silhouette, whereas cut defines the stones and their ability to shimmer and glitter.
Why Diamond Shape Matters
The shape of your diamond is more than just eye-catching; it:
- Affects the level of its brightness and shininess.
- Influence the appearance of large, it seems to be by its carat weight.
- Influences the choice of settings with rings and pendants, or earrings.
- Shows your character and everyday life.
- Identifies durability-pointed objects that should be covered by protective settings.
10 Diamond Cuts That Could Be Your Perfect Match
Below are the most loved and popular diamond cuts you’ll find in both natural and lab-grown diamonds.
1. Round Cut Diamond




The round cut diamond is the most luminous and classic cut of all. It’s the star of any diamond shapes guide and can fit any style, including charming solitaires to vintage-like halos. If you crave a forever-classic look, the round vs princess cut diamond debate ends here: round wins for brilliance.
If you want some extra glitter, we would recommend our Round Lab Diamond Halo Engagement Ring to give yourself a little piece of extra bling, the Round Lab Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring is perfect to add a classic touch of elegance, or something more modern yet traditional, go with the Three Stone Round Lab Diamond Bezel Set Engagement Ring.
2. Oval Cut Diamond




The oval cut diamond maintains a classic brightness but with a long, up-to-date shape that looks good on every hand, slimming fingers. The gentle curves of oval diamond engagement ring, its dazzle is its success; it is admired by people who want to be elegant but contemporary.
Whether it is the hidden sparkle of our Hidden Halo Accent Ring Oval Cut Lab Diamond, the simplicity of our Oval Lab Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring, or the crystalline flash of our Oval Lab Diamond Halo Engagement Ring, we believe we have a ring that will take your breath away.
3. Pear Cut Diamond


Try our Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Ring if you want a basic look, our Pear Cut Lab Diamond Solitaire Accent Ring has a little bit more bling, or the contemporary East West Pear Diamond Bezel Set Engagement Ring has a twist.
4. Radiant Cut Diamond


Find unique designs such as the East West Radiant Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring with a hip horizontal accent, the Square Radiant Diamond Lab Solitaire Engagement Ring gets you timeless, or the dazzling Radiant Lab Diamond Hidden Halo Solitaire Accent Ring with concealed depths of shine.
5. Princess Cut Diamond


Check out the Princess Lab Diamond Halo Engagement Ring to look extra blingy or the Princess Lab Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring to be sleek and simple. To be more modern, you might want to pair your princess cut with white gold and a pavé band, or a geometric wedding ring will show off the rigid edges and sparkling fire.
6. Cushion Cut Diamond


Get the Cushion Diamond Cluster Set Halo engagement ring to shine in vintage style, or the Elongated Cushion Lab Diamond Solitaire engagement ring to be glamorous with a retro touch.
Rock your cushion in rose gold to give it a vintage feel and have it set in a slim pave, which will not detract too much from the beauty of the cushion at all, merely adding a little extra sparkle to enjoy it.
7. Asscher Cut Diamond


The Asscher Lab Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring will add timeless sophistication to any masterpiece with its clean contours and high depth of design, taking the less is more approach. To have a modern look, style your Asscher cut ring in white or platinum.
8. Heart Cut Diamond


Do you love romantic, noticeable, elegant jewelry? The Heart Lab Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring is a lovely design- a simple line with a significant meaning, as the shape is the most important.
To add additional warmth to your heart shaped diamond ring, make it of rose gold and combine with thin, minimalist bands to keep the spotlight on the stunning heart silhouette that says “I love you” without a word.
9. Marquise Cut Diamond


When you like this dramatic silhouette, the Marquise Diamond Split Shank Solitaire Engagement Ring is a graceful option. Its split shank setting beautifully frames the marquise stone while adding extra flair.
10. Emerald Cut Diamond


A beautiful Emerald Cut Three Stone Engagement Ring, featuring a dazzling center stone surrounded by step-cut trapezoid diamonds, is a perfect ring in case you are attracted by this elegant cut.
Matching Diamond Shapes to Personal Style
Choosing a diamond shape that fits your vibe is key:
- Classic: Round, emerald, cushion, Asscher
- Romantic: Pillow, peart, heart
- Contemporary and Bold: Princess, radiant, marquise
- Unique and Statement-Making: Heart, marquise, pear
Choosing the Right Shape for Your Jewelry
The proper shape changes any piece of jewelry. Think about which shape best fits your ring, earrings, pendant, or bracelet, goes along with the metal you selected, as well as hugging the finger length and the width very well.
- Engagement rings, earrings, pendants, and bracelets all have varied shapes that glimmer.
- To improve style, get a pair of diamonds and combine them with stylish metals such as platinum, yellow, or rose gold.
- In case of rings, think about the length and width of your fingers-long shapes enhance short fingers.
You can customize the diamond jewelry based on your preferences with iBling jewels. Whether you want a marquise diamond shape guide or a Princess Cut diamond guide, we are here to help you.
Conclusion
Choosing the right lab-grown diamond shapes is more than just choosing a beautiful stone, it's about finding a design that reflects your personality, complements your style, and you feel safe every time you use it every time you wear it. Whether you are ready for the classic glow from a round cut, the bold elegance of a marquise, or the romantic charm of a heart shape, each cut tells a unique story.
At iBling Jewels, we believe that your jewelry should be as personal as you are. From the classic Lab-grown Diamond Solitaires to Modern Hello Design, our collection offers something for every taste and opportunity. Explore our collection, try different styles, and let the right diamond size speak for you because the right diamond not just shines, it's really for you.
📌 FAQs
A diamond shape refers to the outline that is viewed with a top down perspective (e.g., round, oval, princess). It is simply the silhouette of the diamond and its main attribute to the overall beauty.
Shape refers to the diamond’s outline; cut refers to the quality of facets and proportions affecting sparkle. You can choose any diamond cuts with varying cut grades, like Ideal or Super Ideal.
Fancy shapes (non-round) offer a unique personal style, often feel larger per carat, and may be less expensive than round brilliant, while still providing excellent beauty.
Common favorites include round, oval, princess, cushion, pear, marquise, emerald, radiant, Asscher and each offering distinct silhouettes and varying levels of brilliance and style.
Elongated shapes (oval, marquise, pear, emerald) tend to appear larger than round or square stones of the same weight, due to longer surface area.
No, round brilliant offers the most sparkle. Fancy shapes vary: modified brilliants (princess, oval) have strong brilliance, while step cuts (emerald, Asscher) emphasize clarity over sparkle.
Step-cut shapes like emerald and Asscher feature broad facets that accentuate clarity; flaws can be more visible, so high clarity grades are often preferred.
Yes, shapes with sharp points, such as pear, marquise, and princess, can chip easily. Protective settings (e.g., bezel, prongs) help safeguard these fragile tips.
Certain settings (halo, bezel, east–west) complement specific shapes. For instance, halos enhance round and cushion sparkle, bezels protect oval and emerald, and east–west suits elongated cuts.
Start with your taste, then adjust the 4 C’s to fit your budget. Fancy shapes often cost less than rounds, offering a stylish option without overspending.