Asscher Cut Diamond Ring: 1.25 carat H VS1 in Solitaire style mounting
Asscher Cut diamond ring with 1.25 carat square emerald cut diamond graded H color, VS1 clarity, depth 68.9 %, table 63 %, Excellent polish, Very Good symmetry, No fluorescence, and measuring 6.16 x 5.99 x 4.13 mm set in a 14-karat white-gold (Stamped “14K”) four-prong Solitaire style mounting.
1.25 carat square emerald cut diamond graded H color, VS1 clarity
The GIA considers shapes square when the length-to-width ratio is 1.05 or less. For Asscher shape diamonds, we suggest a depth of 58-69% and table of 50-65% with smaller percentages producing larger size for the carat weight and better cut. Learn more about Asscher cut diamonds on our Asscher Shape education page.
Asscher Cut Diamond Engagement Ring
Joseph Asscher of Holland patented the famous Asscher cut diamond in 1902. Joseph, along with his brother, Abraham, formed the Royal Asscher Diamond Company in 1854. The Asscher brothers were famous at the time because they named the individual diamonds they cut after the royalty of the times. They started out working with cushion cuts, but later, inspired by the Renaissance table cuts, the Asschers invented a cut that they patented and named after themselves.
1.25 carat Asscher Cut Diamond Engagement Ring
Looking directly into the Asscher cut diamond, one can see this pattern creates a “Hall of Mirrors” effect or the illusion of an infinite hallway of reflecting mirrors. Because of its scintillating fascination and individuality, the Asscher cut diamond is elegant and timeless. The Asscher cut diamond, with its sleek, square edges, makes a truly distinctive engagement ring.
Diamond Ring
This beautiful ring was custom made for a Diamond Source of Virginia client. If you would like one this style, just let us know what carat weight, color, and clarity you want for your Asscher cut diamond and we will be happy to do a diamond search for you and get you a current price quote for the mounting. Please give us a call at 888-477-8385 if you have any questions about this ring, how to buy the best Asscher, or anything about diamonds.