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A Lily shape lab grown diamond takes on a square-ish base with four curved cuts along its sides, tracing out four rounded points that read as petals rather than corners. That petal outline is what gives this cut its flower-like name, setting it apart from any plain square or cushion shape. Because each point tapers to a narrow tip, cutting and setting this shape well takes real care.
Cutters finish a Lily shape lab grown diamond in a brilliant style, with facets adapted around each petal point rather than laid out in a plain, even grid. That layout gives off a bright, scattered sparkle across most of the stone, though the narrow tips can look a touch quieter if the pavilion angles are not cut with extra care. A well-cut Lily stone still reads bright and bold from face-up.
Lily stays fixed as the shape here, so carat weight, color, clarity, and how well the stone is cut set the price of this lab created diamond. Because the petal tips need extra-careful cutting to sparkle evenly, cut quality plays a bigger role in price here than it does for a simple shape. Carat weight and color are what mostly move the needle from there.
This lab grown diamond cut works almost only as a solitaire center stone, since its delicate petal tips are not well suited to a busy pave or channel setting. A simple prong setting that protects each point works best, letting the flower outline read clearly from above. Very few buyers choose this shape as a side stone.
A Lily cut lab diamond gives buyers a soft, flower-shaped stone that stands apart from the straight lines of a cushion or princess cut. It suits anyone who wants a stone with real charm and a bit of meaning built into its very outline. That flower-shaped silhouette is why this cut has built a small, loyal fan base among buyers who want something different.
Loose Grown Diamond is glad to build or source a Lily cut lab grown diamond to your exact preferences. Give us the carat weight and color you’re leaning toward, a reference photo reflecting your style helps too, and we’ll build a stone to a precise match.
Many buyers associate its petal-shaped outline with the Lily flower itself, often tied to renewal or new beginnings, which makes it a popular pick for an engagement ring. That said, this lab diamond shape is chosen just as often simply for its distinct, romantic look.
The petal tips need a bit more care than a plain rounded edge, so a setting with prongs that wrap and protect each point works best for daily wear. Choosing this lab grown diamond shape usually means avoiding rougher activities like heavy yard work while wearing it.
It can look slightly smaller face-up than an elongated shape like an oval or marquise, since its outline stays closer to a compact square than a stretched one. Even so, a lab created diamond cut this way still reads as a striking, full-looking center stone in most settings.
