FAQS
Q1. What do the millimeter (mm) measurements represent for Asscher cut diamonds?
A: The mm measurements indicate the length and width of the diamond, which affect its face-up size and overall look on the finger.
Q2. How does carat weight relate to the mm size in Asscher diamonds?
A: Carat measures weight, while mm measures dimensions. Two Asscher diamonds with the same carat weight may have different mm sizes depending on cut depth and proportions.
Q3. What is the typical length-to-width ratio for Asscher cut diamonds?
A: Asscher cuts usually have a nearly square shape with a length-to-width ratio between 1.0 and 1.05, giving them a distinctive geometric look.
Q4. What are popular Asscher diamond sizes for engagement rings?
A: Sizes ranging from 5.5x5.5 mm to 7x7 mm are common, balancing elegance and visible sparkle.
Q5. Do Asscher cut diamonds appear larger or smaller compared to other shapes of the same carat?
A: Asscher diamonds tend to appear slightly smaller than round cuts of the same carat because of their deep cut and smaller surface area.
Q6. How can I choose the right Asscher diamond size for my finger?
A: Square shapes like Asscher cuts suit most finger shapes, especially those looking for a vintage, art deco-inspired style. Trying on different sizes helps find your ideal fit.