We Offer The Best Cushion-Cut Engagement Rings in Perth
Our cushion-cut
engagement rings in Perth are shaped like a cushion or pillow and are square
with rounded sides. With its contemporary, brilliant cut faceting, this form of
diamond has a long history. Diamonds in the cushion cut are a classic choice
that will always be in vogue.
Rings with the normal and
modified cushion cut
Our cushion cut engagement rings Perth
are usually used due to their adaptability in cut patterns. A typical cushion
cut diamond ring successfully hides imperfections and exudes the cosy, worn-in
appearance of a cut diamond.
A modified Cushion Cut
diamond ring first appeared on the market in the 1920s. The traditional Cushion
Cut was employed, but an extra row of facets was placed below the girdle, the
gem's widest point.
Our Cushion-cut diamond
settings for rings
The best Cushion Cut
settings to consider are
In diamond ring settings
or the double claw setting, larger or more rectangular Cushion Cut diamonds and
gemstones will hold their shape admirably.
Beware of bezel settings
that completely encircle a diamond or gemstone since they might diminish the
stone's brightness by obscuring light.
The ideal mounting for
Cushion Cut diamonds is undoubtedly the 4-prong design.
In light of the fact that
our design
engagement ring will protect and stably hold your Cushion Cut diamond,
never compromising its brilliance and fire and even enhancing it.
How should a cushion-cut
diamond be chosen for an engagement or wedding ring?
Cut
Just keep in mind that
it's not an exact science to determine the cut quality. The most important
factor is if you appreciate the stone's look and practicality.
Clarity
If a Cushion Cut diamond
has visible defects, it may not look well. However, the striking brilliance of
the Cushion Cut effectively masks these. Stick to the clarity classifications
if the price is an issue. It will appear better with a clarity rating if you
can stretch it.
Dimensions
Which shape, square or
rectangle, do you prefer? Square forms should have an L/W ratio of between 1.00
and 1.05. For rectangular cushion cuts, L/W ratios should be increased to 1.15
to 1.20. Keep the depth and table percentage under 70% for the best results.
Diamond Size
Comments