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Asscher cut diamond rings looks best in Art Deco settings, especially in a halo. A well-cut Asscher is very rare so this would definitely be considered a more unusual style of engagement ring.
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FAQs - Asscher Cut
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What is the "X" pattern on the pavilion of an Asscher cut diamond?
The “X” pattern on the pavilion of an Asscher cut diamond is a unique feature of the cut, created by the intersection of the diamond’s parallel step facets. This pattern can give the diamond a unique sparkle and brilliance.
How do I care for an Asscher cut diamond?
To care for an Asscher cut diamond, it’s important to keep it clean and protected from scratches or damage. Clean the diamond regularly with a mild detergent and warm water, and avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures. Store the diamond in a safe place, such as a jewellery box or a safe deposit box, to protect it from damage.
What is an Asscher cut diamond?
An Asscher cut diamond is a type of diamond cut that features a square shape with stepped, angled corners and a unique “X” pattern on the pavilion. It was first developed in 1902 by the Asscher Brothers of Holland.
How does an Asscher cut diamond compare to a round cut diamond?
An Asscher cut diamond has a unique square shape and angled corners, while a round cut diamond has a circular shape. The Asscher cut diamond also has a deeper pavilion and smaller table, which can make it appear larger than a round cut diamond of the same carat weight.
How does an Asscher cut diamond compare to a princess cut diamond?
Both the Asscher and princess cuts are square-shaped diamonds, but the princess cut has pointed corners, while the Asscher cut has stepped, angled corners. The Asscher cut also has a deeper pavilion and smaller table, which can give it a more vintage or antique appearance.
How does an Asscher cut diamond compare to an emerald cut diamond?
Both the Asscher and emerald cuts are square-shaped diamonds with stepped, angled corners, but the emerald cut has a larger table and a shallower pavilion, which can give it a more elegant and elongated appearance.
Are Asscher cut diamonds rare?
Asscher cut diamonds are considered a less common diamond cut than round or princess cuts, but they are not necessarily rare. The popularity of the cut has fluctuated over the years, but it has recently seen a resurgence in interest.
How should I choose the best Asscher cut diamond for me?
When choosing an Asscher cut diamond, it’s important to consider the diamond’s cut quality, clarity, colour, and carat weight. A higher cut quality will give the diamond a better sparkle and brilliance, while a higher clarity and lower colour grade will make the diamond appear more sparkling and clear. The carat weight will affect the diamond’s size and overall appearance.
Can Asscher cut diamonds be used in engagement rings?
Yes, Asscher cut diamonds can be used in engagement rings. Their unique square shape and “X” pattern on the pavilion can make for a unique and striking engagement ring.
Are Asscher cut diamonds a good investment?
Asscher cut diamonds, like all diamonds, can be a good investment if purchased at the right price and with good quality characteristics. However, as with any investment, it is important to do your research and consider the market trends before making a purchase.
