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An asscher shape lab grown diamond is a square-shaped step-cut diamond known for its clean lines, cropped corners, and signature hall of mirrors look. It usually has around 58 facets, but instead of heavy sparkle, it focuses more on clarity, reflection, and geometric beauty. The design feels bold and structured, with a strong vintage art deco style that makes it stand out in a subtle, elegant way.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Asscher cut lab grown diamond starts at around $600 and can go up to $4100, and depending on the 4Cs cut, color, clarity, and carat weight.

An Asscher cut diamond is an excellent choice for an engagement ring if you’re looking for a classic yet unique style, known for its vintage appeal and elegant step-cut sparkle.

Caring for an asscher cut lab grown diamond involves regular cleaning to maintain its brilliance. Use a soft brush and mild soap solution to gently clean the diamond, rinsing thoroughly with water.

Yes, most lab-grown diamonds, including asscher cut, come with certifications from reputable organizations like GIA or IGI.

Yes, Loose Grown Diamond offers customization options for asscher cut lab grown diamond rings, including settings and metals.

Yes, you can find asscher cut lab grown diamonds in various carat sizes to suit your preferences.

When selecting the perfect asscher cut lab grown diamond, consider the 4 Cs: cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. Use our website filters to find a diamond that meets your preferences and budget.

Asschers, like all fancy/non-round shapes, are not given a cut grade, and therefore, there is no standard acceptable crown angle for this shape.

The best depth percentage of an asscher cut diamond is between 60-68%.