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Discover natural and laboratory-grown diamonds, understand how they form, then explore your favourite shape. Ask about options that match your preferred type, size and budget.
Discover both diamond types
Discover the story behind each option.
Choose a preference, then explore the shapes.
ILLUSTRATIVE COMPOSITIONFormed deep within the Earth through natural geological processes. Explore a diamond with a natural growth history and choose its shape around your own style.
ILLUSTRATIVE COMPOSITIONCreated in a controlled environment using HPHT or CVD growth methods. These are diamonds made of crystalline carbon, with essentially the same core properties as natural diamonds.
Both types can be cut into the shapes below. Styling and photographs do not establish growth origin; confirm the individual stone’s identity and documentation. Moissanite is a separate material.
Read GIA’s guideSave what catches your eye. Ask about actual
stones, sizes, reports and individual pricing.
A balanced circular silhouette with a timeless presence.
An elongated silhouette with soft, continuous curves.
An architectural outline and a beautifully considered step-cut arrangement.
A graceful teardrop silhouette, balancing a point with a rounded curve.
These images illustrate gemstone shapes. Availability, carat weight, origin, treatments, reports and prices are confirmed for each actual stone.
From familiar silhouettes to something entirely individual.
Build a request around the details that matter to you.
30 shape families + a custom option
Outlines are diagrams, not stone photographs. Shape names sometimes include a cutting style. Suitability depends on the gem material, rough and intended design.
These are request options, not a list of available sizes. Any weight, dimensions, matching set or specialist cut can be requested; availability and suitability are confirmed individually.
Natural and laboratory-grown diamonds are crystalline carbon with essentially the same chemical, physical and optical properties. Their growth origin differs. Professional testing and documentation distinguish them; a photograph cannot establish origin.
Explore GIA’s diamond reference Educational reference only. It does not certify the illustrations or imply a business affiliation.
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