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Kite cut diamonds are chiseled into different variations of elongation of their shape, from being highly elongated and wide to having a symmetry in a narrow profile. The choice boils down to what you prefer. An elongated kite-shaped lab-grown diamond is best for attracting attention. While, a narrow diamond is well-suited to more subtle, everyday pieces.
You can optimize a kite diamond’s corner definitions. It can have sharp, well-defined corners that stand out as unique, but require caution due to the risk of chipping. On the other hand, the diamond can be softened at the corners to give a more subtle appearance and better protection.
Depending on your budget and personal preferences, you can choose the diamond’s color grade, clarity, and carat weight, with lower grades compromising on brilliance but available at more affordable prices, and vice versa for higher grades. Smaller carat lab-grown kite diamonds, from 0.5 to 1.5 ct, can be purchased for $150 to $700. Higher carats can be priced between $1000 and $2000.
The key drivers of buying decisions for kite cut lab grown diamonds include cut and proportions, carat size, color, clarity, jewelry settings, metal choice, wearability, and certification. Affordable options include half-eternity bands, which feature diamonds only on the upper portion of the band, creating a brilliant visual impact while offering better comfort.
Loose Grown Diamonds offers its customers a chance to create their own customized kite cut lab grown diamond jewelry where they have control over all the important features of the jewelry, from the diamond’s cut proportions, clarity, color, etc., to the band’s metal choice and quality, and setting style. Just connect with our expert and get started today on your dream piece!
A kite-cut lab-grown diamond has the exact shape and silhouette of a kite, which is how it gets its name.
Kite-cut diamonds are most commonly used as center stones because of their unique, striking shape, which looks most beautiful when set at the center of a piece of jewelry.
The ideal carat weight for a kite cut diamond ring is 1.0 to 2.0 carats, offering excellent finger coverage, balanced proportions, and a distinctive geometric look.
In a three-stone or five-stone ring, lab-grown kite diamonds are placed in the center to draw attention with their striking shape and brilliance, which are further enhanced by the adjacent smaller diamonds.
No, kite cut diamonds are also used in earrings, pendants, fashion rings, and as side stones in custom jewelry designs.
Yes, Loose Grown Diamond provides certified lab grown diamonds with grading reports from organizations like the IGI or GIA.
Settings like bezel, halo, or prongs can help shield the kite cut diamond from being chipped in everyday use and protect its exposed corners.
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The pointed corners do make kite cut diamonds prone to chipping. Protective settings and proper care can help mitigate the diamond’s vulnerabilities.
