Trillion Cut Ring

A trillion cut diamond is a triangular-shaped diamond with three equal sides and a brilliant-cut style. Known for its unique triangle shape and intense sparkle, this cut is often used in engagement rings and fine jewelry.

Yes, trillion cut diamonds come in straight-edged (geometric, sharp) and curved-edged (softer, organic) styles. Center stones usually have 50 facets, while side stones have around 31 facets.

Absolutely. The large table and multiple facets of a trillion cut diamond maximize light reflection, giving it a brilliant sparkle similar to round cut diamonds.

Yes, trillion cut diamonds make a bold and modern engagement ring center stone. While often used as side stones, they are perfect for brides who want a unique and contemporary style.

Yes. Thanks to their shallow depth and wide surface area, trillion cut diamonds look larger per carat weight compared to most diamond shapes, making them a great choice for a big look on a budget.

Trillion cut diamonds can be prone to chipping at the corners. For durability, jewelers recommend V-prong or bezel settings that protect the points while maintaining brilliance.

Trillion cut diamonds are often less expensive per carat than round or princess cuts. However, they are harder to find and require skilled jewelers for proper setting, which may increase cost.

Look for perfect symmetry (three equal sides) and balanced faceting. Choose a higher clarity and color grade since large facets can reveal flaws or color tints more easily.

Yes, like other brilliant cuts, the faceting of a trillion cut helps disguise small inclusions, meaning even lower clarity grades can appear eye-clean.

The best settings are three-prong settings (for maximum sparkle) or bezel settings (for maximum protection). Both highlight the diamond’s triangular brilliance while keeping it secure.