Oval Cut Diamond Rings
Oval cut diamond rings give a longer look on the finger and keep a steady shine across the stone. The shape works well for shoppers who want a clean style that feels light and easy to wear. An oval cut diamond ring also tends to appear larger, which helps the design stand out without extra detail.
Design Your Oval Cut Diamond Ring
Design Your Oval Cut Diamond Ring
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What Defines an Oval Cut Diamond Ring?
What defines an oval cut diamond ring is its elongated shape with rounded ends and a continuous curve. This cut blends the outline of a round stone with a longer profile that creates visual length on the finger. An oval cut diamond ring is measured by its length to width ratio, which affects how balanced it looks once set. For many buyers, an oval diamond ring for women stands out for its smooth outline and bright surface pattern.
Benefits of Oval Cut Rings: Size Illusion & Finger Flattery
Oval cut diamond rings are known for how they visually stretch across the finger. The longer outline spreads the surface area, so the stone often looks larger than its carat weight suggests. The extended shape also creates a slimming effect on the hand. An elongated oval diamond ring draws the eye lengthwise. This makes fingers look longer and more balanced. This visual benefit is a major reason buyers gravitate toward this cut for everyday wear
Oval Cut Diamond Rings- FAQ's
What makes an oval cut diamond look larger than other shapes?
What makes an oval cut diamond look larger than other shapes?
The extended outline spreads surface area across the finger. This gives more visible coverage compared to round or square cuts of the same carat weight.
Are oval cut diamonds more prone to visible bow-tie patterns?
Are oval cut diamonds more prone to visible bow-tie patterns?
Some ovals show a darker area across the center. Proper cutting and expert stone selection reduce this effect significantly.
Which settings work best for oval cut diamond rings?
Which settings work best for oval cut diamond rings?
Prong and halo settings are popular. Both secure the stone well and support its elongated outline without distracting from the shape
How can I see oval cut diamond rings in person?
How can I see oval cut diamond rings in person?
You can see oval cut diamond rings in person by visiting our stores situated in Hatton Garden, London and Manchester. There, you can explore and try designs before buying your preferred one.
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