Asscher Cut Rings

An Asscher cut diamond is a square-shaped diamond with large step-like facets and cropped corners, giving it an octagonal appearance. Its unique “hall of mirrors” effect emphasizes the diamond’s clarity, depth, and luster.

Yes, but in a different way than brilliant cuts like round or oval. Instead of a fiery sparkle, Asscher cut diamonds produce a more subtle, elegant shimmer that highlights their exceptional clarity.

Asscher cut rings have a vintage charm, first created in the early 1900s and popular during the Art Deco period. At the same time, their geometric lines and symmetry give them a timeless elegance that suits modern styles as well.

The Asscher cut is often called a “square emerald cut.” Both are step cuts, but the emerald cut is rectangular, while the Asscher is square. Asscher cuts feature a smaller table and larger facets, creating a more striking brilliance.

Solitaire and halo settings are the most popular. A solitaire setting emphasizes the diamond’s clarity and shape, while a halo adds extra sparkle and can make the center stone appear larger.

Yes. Because much of their weight lies in the depth of the stone, Asscher cuts can appear 10–15% smaller in surface area compared to a round diamond of the same carat weight.

Focus on the 4Cs: cut, color, clarity, and carat. Due to the open facets, inclusions are easier to spot, so a higher clarity grade (VS2 or above) is recommended. Excellent cut and symmetry are also essential for achieving the signature “hall of mirrors” effect.

Yes, Asscher cut engagement rings are ideal for those who love vintage elegance and unique design. They are sophisticated, timeless, and stand out from more common shapes.

Yes. Asscher cut diamonds represent only a small fraction of diamonds available, making them a distinctive and rare choice.

Absolutely. Their versatile shape works beautifully in both simple and elaborate designs, allowing you to create a one-of-a-kind engagement ring or statement piece.