Asscher Cut Diamonds

Planning to buy a lab diamond? You’ve come to the right place. Along with being affordable, an added advantage that a lab diamond has is the fact that it is Earth-kind and eco-conscious. We offer a wide variety of lab diamonds that are just as beautiful as a natural diamond.

Whether you’re buying an engagement ring or a pendant, there is a perfect Asscher diamond ring for you. The radiance of an Asscher diamond ring compares to no other cut and we can guarantee that the smile on your loved one’s will be just as brilliant as the cut’s shine.

The Asscher cut diamonds have a loyal fan base and rightfully so. Its brilliant fire looks scintillating in any setting. Don’t let the cut’s fancy name fool you, it is not new to the world. A common question that comes to anyone’s mind who hears of the Asscher cut diamond, is the mystery behind its name. Joseph Asscher, the renowned diamond cutter and creator of the I J Asscher Diamond Company, invented it. He had the original design patented at the time of its invention. The Asscher cut was created in 1902, more than a century ago. It took several decades for this diamond form to become popular once it was first introduced to the market, but with the Art Deco era's take off, the Asscher cut gained popularity among masses. Another icy fact about this cut is that the stone's crown is taller than those of other diamond shapes then viewed from the side profile.

Wear jewelry set with dazzling Asscher cut diamonds for life's most exquisite occasions. With the finest diamonds, you may give the love of your life the gift of shine. Make it a day to remember with these stunning lab-grown and Earth-kind Asscher cut lab diamonds, whether it's the day you finally ask your significant other to marry you or the day your daughter leaves the nest for her bright future.

Do you want to learn a superpower really easily? We'll teach you how to identify an Asscher cut diamond in a minute. If you buy an Asscher cut lab diamond, be ready to lose yourself in an expertly designed series of mirrors that dazzlingly reflect light back to the eye. If you look directly down on the Asscher cut diamond, you'll see an X-shaped pattern formed by equidistant facets converging and centered toward the culet located in the center of the stone's bottom. It looks a lot like an emerald cut, whose perfectly shaped facets allow one to see right through the stone. Asscher cuts are a clip-cornered square variation of the renowned emerald cut.

The diamond is famously brilliant as a result of its wide step cuts and perfect square symmetry. For an Asscher cut lab diamond to come into existence, a cutter must begin with a high-clarity stone. It is a beloved fact that an Asscher cut's simple, broad facets provide the observer with an unhindered view of the stone.