Loose Asscher Cut Diamonds

Yes! Asscher cut diamonds are rarer than any of the other common shapes, with only about 2% of the world’s natural diamond rough being cut in this shape.

Asscher cuts reflect a lot of white light, have a subdued look, and were introduced in 1902 as a popular option in Art Deco jewelry. They have very clean lines with a geometric feel.

The Asscher cut has 58 step cut facets.

The ideal depth percentage of an Asscher cut diamond is between 60-68%.

The ideal table percentage of an Asscher cut diamond is between 55-65%.

Asschers, like all fancy/non-round shapes, are not given a cut grade, and therefore, there is not a standard acceptable crown angle for this shape.

Asschers, like all fancy/non-round shapes, are not given a cut grade; therefore, there is no standard acceptable pavilion angle for this shape.

An Asscher cut diamond is a great center diamond for an engagement ring if you are after a classic and uniquely sophisticated look.

Like all diamond shapes, the cost of an asscher cut diamond will depend on several factors, including the carat weight, color, and clarity. We have diamonds starting at $350 in natural and lab-grown.

Rare Carat! We have diamonds in all shapes and sizes available using our search feature including asschers. To ensure you get a well cut stone, set the cut grade filter to “Rare Carat Ideal”. If you need some help with your search, click on the chat bubble in the lower right hand corner to be connected with a live graduate gemologist.

All of the diamonds listed on Rare Carat are real and come with a lab grading report and a matching laser inscription on the girdle. We offer asscher cut diamonds in both lab grown and natural starting at 0.30ct. Need some help with your search? Click the chat button to be connected with a graduate gemologist who can help answer all of your questions.

In the diamond world, we like to say that the asscher and emerald shapes are cousins. The main difference is going to be the shape. An asscher is more square while an emerald is rectangular. Both shapes have long and lean step-cut facets that create a unique look.

If you’re looking for a unique shape that not everyone has, an asscher cut is for you! Just keep an eye on the clarity. Since an asscher is step cut rather than brilliant cut, they are going to be more showy. We recommend looking at a clarity grade of VS1 or higher to ensure it’s eye clean, but with the help of a gemologist using our chat feature, you may be able to find a VS2 or lower that doesn’t have visible inclusions.

Of course! You’ll need an insurance appraisal to submit to the insurance company which can be purchased during the checkout process for $20. Oftentimes, the best place to add insurance on your ring is going to be through your homeowner’s or renter’s policy, but there are great jewelry specific insurance companies as well, like Jeweler’s Mutual.

Since asscher cut diamonds are so unique they aren’t quite as popular as a round, cushion or oval but that doesn’t mean they aren’t a gorgeous option to consider for your engagement ring or an amazing pair of diamond studs.