The original Hatton Garden directory
List Your BusinessAdvertising Opportunities
HATTON GARDEN JEWELLERS
Directory
HATTON GARDEN JEWELLERS

The original Hatton Garden directory, est. 2003

diamond rings

Be bespoke – choose a rose cut diamond this winter

20 November 2019|By Hatton Garden Jewellers|9 min read
9 min read

If you’re planning an engagement and looking for the perfect ring, it makes sense to go bespoke. You’ll be able to choose how every aspect of your ring is designed; seeing as it’s going to be on your finger forever, it’s essential that it is perfect in every way!

Rose-cut Diamonds

This season, nothing is hotter than the rose cut diamond. Whilst it’s less common in jewellery pieces today (which makes it all the more sought after), the cut dates from the mid-16th century, and was all the rage in the 1800s and 1900s. A rose-cut diamond has a flat base, which allows jewellery designers to set the stone in a variety of different ways when designing your engagement ring. For example, space can be left under the stone itself to allow natural light to filter through the diamond, achieving an incredible sparkle - isn’t that what we’re all looking for from a diamond ring?

The vintage appeal of a rose-cut diamond combined with its contemporary, slightly chunky design has cemented its appeal to bold, unique women with a flair for the dramatic, both in London and across the globe. The best way to incorporate a rose-cut diamond into your unique piece of jewellery is to choose a bespoke jewellery designer who can create your dream engagement ring for you!

The Perfect Diamond Ring

Another bonus of buying a rose cut is since it is flat on the bottom, the stone’s size appears much larger than its actual carat weight. For example, a 6mm round diamond would be around 0.9 carats in a modern round brilliant cut (a traditional diamond) and around 0.42 carat in a rose cut. They look the same from the top view since they are the same width, but the lack of the base of the rose cut makes it lighter so you end up paying less since it’s the lower carat weight.

Advantages of rose-cut diamonds include understated the appearance. If you prefer something subtle to a highly brilliant diamond, a rose-cut diamond is worth considering. Rose-cut diamonds have a more transparent look than modern diamond cuts, with a unique warmth that many people love.

Tags
engagement ringsdiamond engagement ringsrose cut diamondbespoke ringbespoke jewellery designDiamond Rings
Share𝕏inf

Continue Reading

View all articles →
diamond rings

Heart Ring History Craft And 2025 Buying Guide 

22 October 2025·3 min read
Read Article →
diamond rings

Cushion Cut Diamond Engagement Rings Harmonising Heritage and Contemporary Desire

10 August 2025·3 min read
Read Article →
diamond rings

Princess Cut Diamond Report for the Discerning British Buyer

9 August 2025·3 min read
Read Article →

The Hatton Gazette

Delivered weekly to your inbox

Join 12,000+ Hatton insiders

Browse

Popular Categories in Hatton Garden Jewellers

Our Featured Partners

We use cookies and analytics to understand how the site is used and to keep the service free. Choose Accept All to allow this, or Essential Only to use just the cookies we need to keep the site working. You can change your choice any time in our Cookie Policy