Collection: Princess Cut Diamond

The Architecture of the Princess Cut

The Princess cut is the definitive choice for those who demand the brilliance of a round diamond but prefer the bold, clean lines of a square silhouette. Created in the 1960s, this cut is celebrated for its pyramid-like shape and innovative faceting. At Elora, we select lab-grown Princess diamonds that exhibit a perfect 1.00 to 1.04 length-to-width ratio, ensuring a balanced, symmetrical face that maximizes light return across every sharp angle. This exact geometric adherence guarantees that the stone remains visually powerful from every perspective.

Precision in Symmetry and Sparkle

Unlike step-cuts like the Asscher, the Princess cut is a "brilliant" style cut, meaning it is engineered for maximum fire. The visual magic lies in its "chevron" facets on the pavilion. A diamond with more chevrons will produce a delicate, crushed-ice sparkle, while fewer chevrons result in broader, bolder flashes. We meticulously screen our inventory to ensure every stone possesses a centered "X" pattern when viewed from the top, a hallmark of superior symmetry and optical alignment that defines a truly premium lab-grown diamond.

Structural Integrity and Setting Design

The defining feature of a Princess cut is its four pointed corners. Because these points are where the diamond is thinnest, they require thoughtful protection. Our settings are engineered to secure these delicate extremities without diminishing the stone's visual footprint. For those seeking maximum brilliance across the entire band, the Heidi Princess Cut Ring features a shimmering pavé setting that complements the center stone’s fire. If you prefer a more classic, substantial profile, the Hailey Three-Stone Ring utilizes side stones to frame the Princess cut, creating a tiered architectural look that enhances its presence on the finger.

Choosing Between Modern and Vintage Spirits

While the Princess cut is inherently modern, its appeal lies in its versatility. It can feel starkly contemporary in a sleek platinum band or take on a regal, vintage-inspired air when framed by decorative accents. We evaluate the crown height and table percentage of each lab-grown diamond to avoid the "flat" look often found in mass-produced stones. An Elora Princess cut maintains a high crown that encourages light dispersion, ensuring that even in lower light settings, the diamond retains its vibrant, multidimensional character and unmistakable edge.