The selection

Thirty-nine cuts.
Nine colors.

This is what sets us apart: almost any house will sell you a white round. We work in pentagon, kite, Dutch marquise, oval step — and we work them in color. Choose a color, choose a shape, and the whole tray changes.

Color
Shape

39 cuts shown

Round brilliant cut laboratory-grown diamond
Round brilliant
57 facets
Portuguese cut laboratory-grown diamond
Portuguese
161 facets
Old European cut laboratory-grown diamond
Old European
58 facets
Rose cut cut laboratory-grown diamond
Rose cut
24 facets
Oval cut laboratory-grown diamond
Oval
58 facets
Moval cut laboratory-grown diamond
Moval
58 facets
Oval step cut laboratory-grown diamond
Oval step
34 facets
Moval step cut laboratory-grown diamond
Moval step
34 facets
Pear cut laboratory-grown diamond
Pear
58 facets
Rose pear cut laboratory-grown diamond
Rose pear
22 facets
Step cut pear cut laboratory-grown diamond
Step cut pear
36 facets
Heart cut laboratory-grown diamond
Heart
59 facets
Marquise cut laboratory-grown diamond
Marquise
58 facets
Dutch marquise cut laboratory-grown diamond
Dutch marquise
58 facets
Marquise step cut laboratory-grown diamond
Marquise step
36 facets
Lozenge cut laboratory-grown diamond
Lozenge
24 facets
Princess cut laboratory-grown diamond
Princess
76 facets
Cushion cut laboratory-grown diamond
Cushion
64 facets
Radiant cut laboratory-grown diamond
Radiant
70 facets
Emerald cut laboratory-grown diamond
Emerald
58 facets
Asscher cut laboratory-grown diamond
Asscher
58 facets
Sapphire cut cut laboratory-grown diamond
Sapphire cut
48 facets
Baguette cut laboratory-grown diamond
Baguette
14 facets
Tapered baguette cut laboratory-grown diamond
Tapered baguette
14 facets
Ashoka cut laboratory-grown diamond
Ashoka
62 facets
Hexagon cut laboratory-grown diamond
Hexagon
32 facets
Long hexagon cut laboratory-grown diamond
Long hexagon
32 facets
Octagon cut laboratory-grown diamond
Octagon
40 facets
Decagon cut laboratory-grown diamond
Decagon
44 facets
Pentagon cut laboratory-grown diamond
Pentagon
28 facets
Kite cut laboratory-grown diamond
Kite
20 facets
Shield cut laboratory-grown diamond
Shield
24 facets
Trilliant cut laboratory-grown diamond
Trilliant
44 facets
Cadillac cut laboratory-grown diamond
Cadillac
26 facets
Half moon cut laboratory-grown diamond
Half moon
22 facets
Bullet cut laboratory-grown diamond
Bullet
18 facets
Calf cut laboratory-grown diamond
Calf
16 facets
Old mine cut laboratory-grown diamond
Old mine
58 facets
Star cut laboratory-grown diamond
Star
36 facets

Availability changes weekly. If you are after a particular cut in a particular color, write to us and we will look for it.

Up close

One color,
two cuts.

The same blue reads differently depending on how the stone is faceted. A brilliant breaks the color into flashes and scatters it; an elongated cut holds it in longer, calmer planes. Neither is better. They are different arguments for the same hue — which is why it is worth a close look before deciding.

Fancy vivid blue Dutch marquise laboratory-grown diamond
Fancy vivid blue round brilliant laboratory-grown diamond
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Brilliant · roundBrilliant · Dutch marquise

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An intense pink out of the ground sells in Geneva. Out of a laboratory, it can be owned.

The same blue reads differently depending on how the stone is faceted. A brilliant breaks the color into flashes and scatters it; an elongated cut holds it in longer, calmer planes. Neither is better. They are different arguments for the same hue — which is why it is worth a close look before deciding.

Vocabulary

The four words
that set the price.

Carat

Weight, not size. One carat is 0.20 grams. Two stones of equal weight can look different face-up: a deep cut hides its weight downward.

Color

Whites run D, colorless, to Z. Colored stones use another scale: Fancy Light, Fancy, Fancy Intense, Fancy Vivid, Fancy Deep. That is where we live.

Clarity

From FL and IF, flawless, down through VVS, VS, SI to I. The report includes a plot showing where each internal mark sits.

Cut

The only one of the four made by a human hand. It governs brilliance — and, in a colored stone, how much color you see.