Nine cuts, two metals — see them side by side.
Every ring shown below is a clean prong-set solitaire with a 2 carat, VS1 clarity lab-grown diamond as the example stone, so you can compare shape and silhouette without the metal or carat weight changing underneath you. Pick the metal she leans toward, then notice how each cut sits on the finger.
Warm, on-trend, the 2026 favorite
What you’re looking at
A one-line read on each cut so you can shortlist the two or three shapes that feel the most “her” before your concierge sources matching stones.
- Round Brilliant
The benchmark — most fire and brilliance per carat.
- Oval
Faces up larger than a round of the same weight; flatters the finger.
- Marquise
Pointed silhouette; the longest face-up of any cut for its weight.
- Cushion
Soft square with rounded corners; warm, romantic sparkle.
- Emerald
Step-cut hall-of-mirrors flashes; clarity grade matters most here.
- Pear
Teardrop — point worn toward the fingertip elongates the hand.
- Princess
Sharp square; modern, geometric, brilliant-cut sparkle.
- Radiant
Cropped corners with brilliant facets; durable everyday option.
- Asscher
Octagonal step-cut; vintage Art Deco geometry.
Ready to see her three on a real hand?
Tell your concierge the two or three cuts that caught your eye and which metal she keeps reaching for. We’ll source three live stones at the 2 ct / VS1 target shown here (or adjust to your budget) and stage them in the same setting so the only thing changing is the shape.