After Art Deco period, Asscher cut designs resurged with all its popularity only recently. Some of the details of Asscher diamond engagement rings are given below.
Characteristics
There are actually two types of Asscher cuts; Standard Asscher cut created in 1902 by Joseph Asscher, and Royal Asscher cut created by Edward and Joop Asscher in 2001.
- The Standard Asscher diamond rings showcase 58 facets,
high and deep crown facets, and a deep pavilion that exhibits a breathtaking brilliance and fire just like a round brilliant cut diamond. <br><br> 
The Royal Asscher cut diamond features 75 facets with a slightly higher crown. This makes it shine better than a Standard Asscher diamond ring.
- These engagement diamond rings are unique and exhibit exceptional brilliance and fire.
- The Asscher cut will highlight the supreme qualities of the gemstone such as color and quality.
- It exhibits an elegant and classic beauty along with a captivating flash.
- Asscher cut diamonds can blend
easily with other gemstones such as rubies, emeralds, etc. hence, perfect for engagement diamond rings. - Asscher diamonds have angled edges rather than the delicate and sharp ones. Hence, they do not get easily damaged.
