Square Cut Gemstones
Square-cut gemstones offer bold, geometric elegance. Browse our certified square sapphires, rubies, emeralds, and tourmalines — perfect for modern and Art Deco jewelry designs.
Square Cut Gemstones
Square-cut gemstones encompass a range of related shapes — the princess cut, the Asscher cut, and the standard square step cut among them — all sharing the defining characteristic of a square or near-square outline. Their bold geometry suits contemporary jewelry design and Art Deco styles particularly well. Sapphires and emeralds are especially striking in square cuts.
FAQs — Square Gemstones
What is the difference between a princess and an Asscher cut?
A princess cut is a square brilliant with pointed corners; an Asscher is a square step cut with clipped corners (creating an octagonal outline). Both are classified as square shapes but produce very different optical effects — the princess sparkles; the Asscher glows.
Square Cut Gemstones
Square-cut gemstones offer bold, geometric elegance. Browse our certified square sapphires, rubies, emeralds, and tourmalines — perfect for modern and Art Deco jewelry designs.
Square Cut Gemstones
Square-cut gemstones encompass a range of related shapes — the princess cut, the Asscher cut, and the standard square step cut among them — all sharing the defining characteristic of a square or near-square outline. Their bold geometry suits contemporary jewelry design and Art Deco styles particularly well. Sapphires and emeralds are especially striking in square cuts.
FAQs — Square Gemstones
What is the difference between a princess and an Asscher cut?
A princess cut is a square brilliant with pointed corners; an Asscher is a square step cut with clipped corners (creating an octagonal outline). Both are classified as square shapes but produce very different optical effects — the princess sparkles; the Asscher glows.
