Emerald cuts have a larger table (read: the top facet of the stone) than other diamond shapes, which is said to be like a clear window into the

Emerald cut diamonds are significantly less expensive compared to round-cut diamonds as their cutting process is less wasteful. Gem cutters lose the least amount of weight when shaping a rough diamond into an emerald cut. However, it is important to note that a diamond’s value is also influenced by its color, clarity, weight (carat), and… Continue reading Emerald cuts have a larger table (read: the top facet of the stone) than other diamond shapes, which is said to be like a clear window into the

Emerald cut diamonds are significantly less expensive compared to round-cut diamonds as their cutting process is less wasteful. Gem cutters lose the least amount of weight when shaping a rough diamond into an emerald cut. However, it is important to note that a diamond’s value is also influenced by its color, clarity, weight (carat), and fluorescence.