Miss Diamond Ring | Everything you need to know about Radiant & Cushion Cut Diamonds!

Similar yet different, these gorgeous diamond shapes have been trending strong and we understand why! Learn the pros, cons and differences of these two shapes and what to know when considering your perfect diamond.
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[@batteries23]

Wow you are so knowledgeable and describe everything so clearly! Thank you for this video.

[@missdiamondring3800]

🤍

[@cvalentine7500]

Radiant ❤

[@christinehobson4825]

Cushion elongated brilliant very clear. You choose - how could I ? I'm dazzled totally...

[@vikasgoswami1929]

very beautiful diamond ring

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

You are absolutely amazing

[@lisaw7633]

I'd pick the cushion ❤

[@manvindersingh4384]

Very helpful information thank you

[@mcobian89]

A lot of helpful info, thanks for sharing!

[@missdiamondring3800]

Thanks for watching!

[@hectorruiz1291]

I've been going back & forth about an Emerald or Radiant. I know it's personal preference. But what would you recommend?

[@dayangmarikit6860]

I like both, however radiant cuts are better at hiding inclusions because they have more facets, therefore you could purchase a stone with a lower clarity grade and the inclusions would be extremely hard to see with the naked eye. Emerald cuts have large open facets which makes you see straight into the stone and this makes the inclusions more obvious in lower clarity grade stones.

[@karinachavez2425]

Your video was super helpful, but what do you think about a bow tie on radiant? Also, what would be the ideal proportions on a radiant stone to have an excellent cut? For what I seen the GIA doesn't grade cuts for fancy shapes. Is this true? Thank you

[@Gemini530]

I like the crush iced look and more sparkle, so radiant for me

[@Helloquinn]

What do you personally prefer, cushion/radiant or round brilliant?

[@jameshuynh3264]

Hi nice

[@noreenmccarthy4956]

I've seen on many jeweler sites that radiant cuts are either brilliant or crushed ice. I'm assuming this has to do with how many facets are cut into any particular stone...can you speak on this? Thanks!

[@sjay149]

Always buy an engraved stone. Always look at three stones at your diamond showing. If you’re buying from a display case, never, never let the item out of your site. Display jewelry isn’t “custom made “ , instead many pieces of the same design are sold and the jeweler always displays his finest example. Don’t let him/her swap it in the back of the store, where the similar items are stored.

[@markyz456]

Hello... I know you said you wouldn't go lower than G in color, but would I be very ok going with an H color, GIA certified radiant cut mounted in platinum as far as still looking white? Thank you

[@aalexnavas]

Hi, Do you have an email?

[@missdiamondring3800]

yes please contact us at [e-mail]