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Asscher Diamonds
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The Asscher cut diamond indeed shares similarities with the emerald cut, primarily in its step-cut facet arrangement and wide corners. However, one of the key distinctions lies in the shape, with asscher cuts being square rather than rectangular like emerald cuts. This square shape, along with its octagonal outline, gives the asscher cut a unique appearance that was particularly favored during the Art Deco period. Asscher cut, or step-cut faceted diamonds, create a unique spectrum of light performance, characterized by bold flashes rather than the maximum brilliance of other diamond cuts like the round cut.
At Diamond Wish, we offer a stunning selection of asscher cut diamonds in various sizes, qualities, and settings, allowing you to find the perfect diamond to symbolize your love and commitment. Explore our collection today and discover the enchanting beauty of cushion cut engagement rings.
If you have any questions or need assistance choosing from our selection of diamonds, whether asscher cut loose diamonds or asscher cut diamond ring please contact our product specialists who are happy to help you via phone (855-368-2837) or chat, 7 days a week.
The asscher cut diamond is an excellent choice for those looking for a unique and elegant fancy shape diamond. It's the perfect diamond for those who want the beauty of an emerald cut diamond but in a balanced square shape. It is a stunning, one-of-a-kind and beautiful diamond cut. One thing to keep in mind when shopping asscher shaped diamonds is that due to the cut of this stone, similar to that of an emerald cut diamond, they have less facets and more narrow facets that make it easier to see inclusions and even color so be sure to opt in for a higher diamond color grade and clarity grade for this cut.
At Diamond Wish we have a large selection of natural (mined) diamonds to choose from. We can supply diamonds from any grading laboratory but our most common reports for natural diamonds are GIA (Gemological Institute of America) and EGL (European Gemological Laboratories). We also carry a collection of lab grown diamonds with grading reports from both EGL and I.G.I (International Gemological Institute).