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Traditionally Round Diamonds are considered the first and most popular diamond shapes. Round Diamonds, apart from the others, is their classic uniform and symmetrical shape, consisting of 58 facets, which qualifies them as the brilliant-cut. The faceting on the Round Diamonds also makes the color and inclusion appear better. 

The Round Diamond is also considered as the symbol of Commitment. As a result, several people opt for this diamond in engagement rings. However, its demand is not limited to calls alone; people often choose them for necklaces and earrings. Since cutting a rough diamond into round shape results in a hefty loss of the stone, the retained carat on the Round Diamond fetches a higher cost. Despite that, 75% of the diamonds worldwide are Round Brilliant.

Emerald diamond cuts represent unification, as they are well proportioned and bring out pure brilliance. Also known as "step cut" because of the layered faceting, the emerald cut possesses unique appeal with symmetrical sparkle. The faceting is minimal and straightforward and therefore tends to show inclusions. The diamond has 58 facets, roughly 25 on the crown, 25 on the pavilion, and eight on the girdle with three rows of bottom and three rows of top steps.

Emerald cut diamond engagement rings are very sophisticated, and this diamond cut is commonly thought to be relatively modern. However, emerald-cut diamonds have origins that can be traced back hundreds of years ago. This diamond cut is one of the oldest diamond shapes. Emerald cut gold engagement rings are surging in popularity, but each metal can give your crew a distinct look. White gold is, of course, the most popular. But more brides-to-be are opting for rose gold for its romantic symbolism, and yellow gold lends a vintage feel that some people adore.

Oval Diamond is simply an extended version of the Round brilliant cut diamond. It gathers attention all around the world for its brilliance and unique shape. It is considered a fashionable diamond cut, and when cut properly, it can look more prominent than a Round Diamond. 

Bursting with brilliance and fire, an Oval Cut Diamond is exquisite and unique. The Oval is considered a "fancy" shape; the elongated design appears more significant than other shapes of the same carat weight. Oval-cut diamonds are versatile, meaning they can look good in just about any setting. In terms of style, you can design an oval-cut diamond ring with almost any kind of setting, from vintage to side stone.

Cushion Diamond is often referred to as mine cut or old mine cut diamonds. Its name is derived from the shape of the diamond itself, which is in close resemblance to that of a cushion with four corners. Generally, Cushion Diamonds are rated lower than Round Diamonds. Still, they have more fire. 

It is believed that the soft rounded corners attract buyers towards them. This is why Cushion Diamonds are currently the third most popular diamonds globally. Cushion Diamond's modern or mine cut has 64 facets compared to the old mine cut, which only had 58. The contemporary amount also has more brilliance in comparison to his old counterpart. 

At times the Cushion Diamonds are the closest thing to a Princess Diamond, in shape. Still, one must remember that several characteristics will help people distinguish between the two types.