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Oval Shape Engagement Rings

Oval Cuts: Both Vintage and Right On-Trend

Oval cuts can be secured with four-prong or vintage-inspired 6-prong settings in solitaire engagement rings, halo engagement rings, anniversary rings, and more. Complement oval cut stones with sparkling round brilliant cut diamond side stones in glistening clusters and channel set down the band. Oval cuts are available in rose gold, yellow gold, white gold, and platinum mountings.

From old world nobility to celebrities of today, oval cuts provide a unique vision of artistry mixed with versatility.  This makes oval cuts easy to mix and match with other jewellery yet stand out with its appearance.

History of Oval Cuts

In 1957, a Russian-born New York diamond dealer named Lazare Kaplan designed an oval gemstone shape. It soon grew in popularity and spread across the jewellery market, available in different designs.

Oval cuts stood out against the Art Deco emerald cuts or other shapes with straight lines. Oval cuts are also distinctly different from marquise, trillion, pear, and any other stone shapes. The oval’s beautiful symmetry and elongated shape allow them to instantly become the main focal point.

Use in Any Setting

The oval cut diamond suit almost all settings, a solitaire, in a halo or as part of a multi-stone. The oval cut is also a very bright and sparkly stone.

FAQs – Oval Cut Engagement Rings

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Can an oval cut diamond be set in a halo setting?

Yes, an oval cut diamond can be set in a halo setting. The halo setting is a popular choice for oval cut diamonds because it adds extra sparkle and enhances the diamond’s overall appearance.

 

How can I tell if an oval cut diamond is of good quality?

A high-quality oval cut diamond will have a good symmetry, minimal inclusions and blemishes, and a high level of brightness and fire. It is also important to look for an oval cut diamond with an ideal length-to-width ratio.

 

What is an oval cut diamond?

An oval cut diamond is a type of diamond cut that is shaped like an oval. It is similar to a round cut diamond in that it has a symmetrical shape, but it is elongated and can appear larger than a round cut of the same carat weight.

 

How does an oval cut diamond compare to a round cut diamond?

An oval cut diamond can appear larger than a round cut diamond of the same carat weight because of its elongated shape. It also tends to have less sparkle and fire than a round cut diamond due to its elongated shape.

 

How does an oval cut diamond compare to a princess cut diamond?

An oval cut diamond has a softer and more rounded shape compared to a princess cut diamond, which has sharp corners and a square shape. An oval cut diamond also tends to have less sparkle and fire than a princess cut diamond.

 

How does an oval cut diamond compare to a cushion cut diamond?

An oval cut diamond has a more elongated shape compared to a cushion cut diamond, which has a more rounded shape with softer edges. An oval cut diamond also tends to have less sparkle and fire than a cushion cut diamond.

 

What is the best length-to-width ratio for an oval cut diamond?

The ideal length-to-width ratio for an oval cut diamond is 1.33 to 1.66. This ratio will give the diamond an attractive and well-proportioned oval shape.

 

Are oval cut diamonds a good choice for an engagement ring?

Oval cut diamonds are a popular choice for engagement rings because they are elegant and timeless, and they can also appear larger than a round cut diamond of the same carat weight.

 

Can an oval cut diamond be set in a three-stone setting?

Yes, an oval cut diamond can be set in a three-stone setting. The three-stone setting is a great way to showcase the diamond and create a unique and eye-catching design.

 

Can an oval cut diamond be set in a solitaire setting?

Yes, an oval cut diamond can be set in a solitaire setting. The solitaire setting is a classic and timeless choice for an oval cut diamond, as it allows the diamond to be the focal point of the ring and showcase its beauty.