Asscher Diamond

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Asscher Diamond
engagement ring with the establishment of an Asscher cut diamond?

My boyfriend got me a 2 carat Asscher cut, and now we are trying to select a place for him. I really like the settings with two trillion cut diamonds on the sides, but what wedding band is led by that? Thanks for your input!

I would recommend a Platinum setting and leave it as a loner. 2 ct is already quite large, and to add more stones at the sides just begin to do anything flashy and get something out of a bubble gum machine. You do not want other stones to be a distraction from the beauty of the Asscher cut. Less is more. * * *

1.40 ct 18K White Gold Lady’s Asscher Cut Diamond 1.40ct ring

18K White Gold Lady’s Diamond Ring .40ct Center Asscher Cut Diamond Color I and VVS2 Clarity
1.00ct Total Side Princess Cut Diamonds Worth $6349 in 2007
Appraisal will come with this item even though it is from 2007 ring has been in its box in a safe deposit box. The value has gone up a lot I am sure so this is more then your moneys worth….

Asscher’s Diamond Works – Amsterdam , Paris, Versailles – MCMXLVII

vintage booklet describing Asscher Diamond Works, with special section on the Cullinan Diamond and the Excelsior Diamond. Illustrated with photographs….

What's so great about the Asscher cut diamond?

I never knew this would be so complicated! Commitment and are just looking for a ring now. Initially I liked the emerald cut, but lacked some ummph. The princess and radiant have bling, but I see that many around the world. I just saw some nice rings cut Asscher listed class, however, noted for its unique design. Do you know anything about this style in particular? Have you seen some beautiful cut diamond ring Asscher personally? If you know of a good website to buy rings cut Asscher, please let me know. There are a couple on Ebay that I really like but I want to explore all options before you buy! Thank you very much for your feedback, it's really useful.

The Ascher court is one of my favorites when it comes to the diamonds … that does not give the "bling" of a round cut, but is more original than a princess cut. That kind of stone is to run a little more expensive than the others, just because one is pretty rare, but well worth it. Www.bluenile.com check out as they have done some fabulous stones! There is great customer service and products are superior.