Shape catalog
Every outline we carry.
GIA grades a diamond. It does not invent the shape. Each of the ten engagement outlines is photographed — not drawn — so you can see the face. Baguette, trillion, kite, hexagon, antique cuts, and the rest of the atlas we sit with too. If you can name the outline, we sit with it.
Engagement outlines
RoundBrilliantMaximum sparkle. The only outline GIA assigns a cut grade.
OvalBrilliant · elongatedReads larger than its weight. We watch the bow-tie so it stays light.
EmeraldStep cutOpen facets. Color and clarity matter more here than in a round.
CushionBrilliant · soft cornersSoft corners, romantic fire. Length-to-width is a taste call.
PearBrilliant · teardropA teardrop that moves with the hand. The point has to line up.
PrincessSquare brilliantSharp square brilliance. Corners need a protective setting.
MarquiseBrilliant · boatStretches the finger. Maximum coverage per carat.
RadiantBrilliant · cropped cornersEmerald outline with round fire. Hides inclusions better than a step cut.
HeartBrilliant · statementBest when the shape reads instantly from across the room.
AsscherSquare step cutArt deco geometry. The window in the center should be calm.
Also in the house
Side stones, antique cuts, and the outlines people forget to ask for. We carry them too.
- Baguette
- Tapered Baguette
- Trillion
- Hexagon
- Kite
- Lozenge
- Shield
- Bullet
- Half Moon
- Trapezoid
- Old Mine
- European
- Rose
- Portrait
- Moval
- Dutch Marquise
- Cadillac
- Star
- Lily
- Sakura
Unsure which shape is yours?
That is what the hour is for. In the room or on a call, we place stones next to each other until one of them is obviously the one.