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Daily Recommended Ideal Cut Diamonds

Last updated: Wednesday, December 11th 2024

Explore our “Daily Recommended Ideal Cut Diamonds” collection, featuring the pinnacle of precision and light performance. Each diamond, part of the select top 3%, embodies the perfect balance of brilliance, fire, and scintillation, achieved through masterful cutting.

This collection is curated for those who appreciate diamonds cut to exacting standards, ensuring maximum beauty and sparkle. Ideal for discerning individuals seeking diamonds that truly stand out, it offers exceptional choices for memorable jewelry pieces.

Use the filters to narrow down the selection by carat, color, clarity, cut,  shape, brand, price and more. Still not sure which diamond to buy? Contact me here, and I’ll help you choose the best match.

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Frequently Asked Questions​

The average carat size of an ideal cut diamond can vary widely as ideal cut diamonds are available in all carat weights. The term “ideal cut” refers to the diamond’s proportions and symmetry, not its size. Therefore, you can find ideal cut diamonds in sizes ranging from less than a carat to several carats, depending on your preference and budget.

Yes, ideal cut diamonds are relatively rare. Achieving the precise proportions and symmetry required for an ideal cut demands exceptional skill and craftsmanship. Only a small percentage of diamonds are cut to these exacting standards, making ideal cut diamonds highly sought after for their superior brilliance and fire.

To determine if a diamond is ideal cut, look for the following indicators:

  • Certification: Check for a certification from a reputable grading organization like the American Gem Society (AGS) that explicitly states the diamond is ideal cut.
  • Proportions: Ideal cut diamonds have specific proportions that maximize light performance. These include a table size of 53-57%, a depth of 58-62.5%, and precise crown and pavilion angles.
  • Symmetry: Examine the diamond for excellent symmetry, as ideal cut diamonds have facets that are perfectly aligned.
  • Light Performance: Ideal cut diamonds exhibit exceptional brilliance and fire due to their precise cutting.

The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) does not use the term “ideal cut” in their grading system. Instead, they use a cut grade scale that includes Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, and Poor. A diamond with an Excellent cut grade from GIA often meets the criteria of what other grading organizations might call an ideal cut.

Yes, an ideal cut diamond is considered excellent. It represents the highest standard of diamond cutting, ensuring optimal proportions and symmetry that maximize the diamond’s brilliance and fire. Ideal cut diamonds are highly valued for their superior light performance and visual appeal.

“Excellent” cut from the International Gemological Institute (IGI) is a top-tier grade similar to “ideal cut” in other grading systems. However, “ideal cut” typically refers to a stricter standard of precision and symmetry, often associated with the American Gem Society (AGS). Both grades indicate high-quality cuts, but “ideal cut” may represent an even finer level of craftsmanship and light performance. When comparing, it’s essential to review the specific proportions and symmetry details provided in the grading report.

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