Types of square-cut diamonds

Natural diamonds are ideally mined at depths between 140-190 km in the Earth's mantle region. They are retrieved from carbon-containing minerals, that form over billions of years Synthetically, diamonds are produced, via a high pressure and temperature process, exposed to chemical vapor deposition. A Diamond Cut is adopted to shape a diamond, prior to polishing the stone. There are a number of diamond cuts adopted for diamond cut jewelry, such as: hearts and arrows virtual fancy: modified brilliants step cut: mixed cut: among them square-cut diamonds are a popular choice for all types of jewelry; there are many types of square-cut diamonds.
Emerald-cut diamonds are rectangular in shape and feature cut corners. They are also known as "step cut" diamonds is famous for their flat, broad planes resemble stair steps. This cut is ideal for exceptionally high-quality stones, as it can highlight flaws, such as poor color and inclusions.
A princess-cut diamond can be either square or rectangular. It note for its numerous facets that lend it a shining sparkle. This cut is a popular choice for diamond solitaire rings.
Asscher-cut diamonds this type of cut is named after the man who originated it, Joseph Asscher.Asscher-cut diamonds are often larger than emerald-cut diamonds.
A radiant-cut diamond can be either square or rectangular. A radiant-cut stone is said to synthesize the brilliance of a round-cut diamond with the elegance of an emerald-cut one. It features 70 facets, which lend it a shimmer.
A cushion-cut diamond is a square or rectangle with softly rounded corners. It is an old-fashioned looking cut and has an antique appeal. It is described as a cross between an Old Mine Cut, which famous for large facets and a modern-day oval cut.