Sleek and sophisticated, radiant cut diamonds feature a square or rectangular shape and a magnificent brilliance. They can be considered a hybrid of emerald and brilliant diamonds with their beveled corners and shimmering 70 facet cut. The radiant diamond is ultra-modern and chic, ideal for fashion-forward brides who want to stand out. It offers the boldness of an angular cut with the next level fire of a classic round diamond.
We can’t wait to help you find the radiant diamond engagement ring of your dreams. Our stunning selection features dozens of rings and loose stones to choose from, so that you can find the perfect match for your bride-to-be. Let your radiant diamond take center stage with a timeless solitaire, add even more scintillation with a central or hidden halo, or be extra bold with a side stone design.
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Understanding the 4 C’s is vital when it comes to diamond shopping. These four characteristics are the universal standard for determining the quality of a diamond and will help you find your perfect stone.
Cut - The cut of a diamond is more than just its shape. When it comes to the 4 C’s, the cut refers to how well the stone interacts with light, and therefore how bright it sparkles. All diamonds are graded based on their cut. For optimal brilliance, look for diamonds with good, very good, excellent, or ideal cut grades. For this shape, the higher the grade the cut is, the more brilliant the stone will appear. Keep in mind that the cut shouldn’t be too shallow nor too deep, a well-proportioned cut reflects light flawlessly. Most jewelers recommend choosing a stone with a 1.3 to 1.6 ratio for optimal attractiveness.
Color - This characteristic doesn’t refer to a diamond’s hue, but it’s lack of one. Traditionally, the most treasured diamonds are completely white or colorless. The diamond color scale begins at D and ends at Z, with grades D-F being colorless, grades G-J being near colorless, and grades K-Z gradually becoming more yellow.
Clarity - No diamond is completely flawless, but you can judge how close it is to perfection with a clarity grade. This characteristic details the amount of inclusions and blemishes a stone has. Clarity is graded on a scale from VVS1 to SI2, with the former having the least amount of flaws, and the latter having the most amount of flaws.
Carat - Not to be confused with karats (a measure for gold purity), a carat refers to the weight of a diamond. One carat is equal to 0.2 grams. Of all the 4 C’s, the carat has the biggest impact on the diamond’s value. It’s important to note that carats aren’t a perfect representation of diamond size. Many shapes, such as oval and marquise, create the illusion of looking bigger than they actually are. You can easily get an impressive diamond on a budget by simply choosing the right shape!
Radiant diamonds are available in both square and rectangular shapes. The style you choose should come down to personal preference, but a rectangular diamond will create an elongated effect on your love’s finger. However, both will have an outstanding sparkle. Ensure you get your desired shape by determining the length-to-width ratio of the diamond. Square stones will have a ratio of 1-1.3, while rectangular stones will have a ratio of 1.2-1.3.
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