Radiant Cut ( Square )
Radiant Cut ( Square )

Square radiant cut diamonds are a bit of a hybrid type of cut, the general exterior shape is like a square emerald cut diamond, however with a greater number of facets the cut can have the look of the princess cut, just minus the corners. Although it should be said, is not generally faceted in the same way as the princess cut diamond.

The configuration of the faceting on these diamond can vary, so it is very important to match up the cut if the ring design contains more that one radiant.

Square radiant cut diamond tend to be a more versatile diamond shape than say a princess cut, ( from a design point of view ),  because  the corners are not so prominent, it is also a great diamond type for “Art Deco” styles, having very geometric lines.

The GIA gives this diamond type the designation “Cut-Cornered Square Modified Brilliant” on the certification it provides, yes its a bit of a mouthful, we just stick to Square Radiant Cut.

The diamond on the left was supplied to an Ellissi client and is shown in design E6082,  1.30 ct F/VS1. GIA / VG EX

 

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Style No.: Square Radiant

The diamond grades we recommend range from D to G in colour and SI1 - VS1 in clarity. ( Deciding diamond grades ).
It is critical to have sound advice in choosing the right diamond. We provide expert assistance to help you in your selection. Ask Ellissi

Diamonds weighing 0.50 ct or over are accompanied with certification from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). Diamonds ranging in size from 0.20 ct - 0.49 ct can also be certified. GIA Certification

In addition to the GIA certification, all our diamond rings are accompanied with a full independent Valuation by a valuer registered with the National Council of Jewellery Valuers. This is an impartial assessment of the quality of the diamonds and ring. This NCJV document provides you with a figure for the retail replacement value of the ring for insurance purposes, it is also an independent third party assessment of the ring.