After the round diamond cut, the princess cut is the most popular one. It is a very recent shape, dating from the 1960’s. Its unique square or rectangular shape gives a lot of sparkle! It has 58 facets, the same number as the round diamond cut.
The princess cut diamond shape reveals luxurious and expensive taste in the women who wears it. It is also for brides who like to be chic and elegant in a non classic way.
Speaking of non classic, I remember Jennifer Lopez receiving a unique engagement ring from Ben Aflleck; a 6.1 carat pink princess cut diamond ring estimated at $1.2 million.
Bec Cartwright, an Australian signer who married a professional tennis player, received a beautiful solitaire diamond ring. The ring is the classic of the princess cut diamond, it is evaluated at $200 000, but depending of the 4C’s of the diamond, and the material used for the band, the price will vary.
Why is it called the Princess Cut? Simply because the top surface of the diamond is called the crown cut with a round face-up shape.
If the crown fits you… wear it!













