What is the best way to set horse eye shaped diamonds?

The two tips of a horse eye shaped diamond are easily damaged without protection. Therefore, we recommend setting a horse eye shaped diamond engagement ring with exquisite V-shaped claws. This claw provides the protection and structural integrity required for diamonds, without compromising their beauty.

How are horse eye shaped diamonds cut?

Horse eye shaped diamonds can be cut into four, six, or eight pavilion sections (the lower half of the diamond). The number of facets in the pavilion can help you understand the optical properties of diamonds. At ebooom, we purchase horse eye shaped diamonds with eight pavilion facets, so we can ensure that our diamonds have the best optical performance.

Does horse eye shaped diamond cutting have a bow tie effect?

Yes. A bow tie is a dark colored bow tie shape that passes through the center of a diamond. Like all slender shaped diamonds, horse eye cut diamonds are easily affected by the bow tie effect when cut poorly. The process behind the horse eye shaped diamond cutting is very important, as misaligned countertops can produce this bow tie effect.

A horse eye cut diamond without a bow tie effect. Horse eye cut diamond with bow tie effect.

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When choosing an engagement ring, not only should the craftsmanship of the ring be considered, but also the diamond itself. Regardless of the grading of 4C, the optical properties of diamonds will affect their quality.

At ebooom, we will wholeheartedly provide you with knowledge to confidently choose diamonds with high-quality craftsmanship, and promise to provide perfect after-sales service, including lifelong free cleaning and inspection.