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A triangular cut lab grown diamond is a broad category that includes many types. The distinction is based on the facet structure, corner finishing, and edge silhouettes. If a triangle cut diamond has around 31-50 facets, they are called a ‘brilliant cut trilliant’, which offers maximum sparkle and fire.
If you go for a step-cut triangle diamond, you will get the geometric emerald cut look, which gives off a ‘hall of mirrors’ effect and flashes. But if you are looking for a solitaire engagement ring, a curved-sided triangular diamond would work best, as its soft edges convey a warm feeling of love. You can opt for straight-edged triangular cuts, which are considered clean and architectural.
A triangular cut diamond can be used both as a center stone and a side/accent stone. It is the carat size and your choice that decide its fate. To give you an idea of the pricing, a 1-carat triangular cut lab grown diamond, which is IGI certified, has clarity-VS2, cut-ideal, color E, and will cost around $243.
If you want something personalized, you can have your triangular cut lab grown diamond customized by us at Loose Grown Diamond! Just provide us with the following details: the 4Cs, shape, and metal setting. You can also show us a reference image, and we will get it made for you. You can connect with our diamond expert for better clarity!
Yes, they are relatively rare. Only a few crafters and cutters are able to precisely cut a lab-grown diamond in such a manner that it becomes a flawless triangular diamond.
Triangular cut lab grown diamonds have a sparkle which is close to round diamonds but not equal or more. They produce intense fire and brilliance but are not identical.
Yes, they are. But you have to make sure that the pointy ends of the triangle diamond are protected by either a prong or a bezel setting. As the chance of the points chipping is possible and can ruin the look of the diamond overall.
Yes, it can. Normally, triangular cut diamonds were used as side stones to amplify the beauty of the center stone (round, emerald, marquise, etc.). But now, if you go for the right carat, cut, clarity, and color, a triangular cut diamond can be used as a center stone.
A triangular diamond which has a carat weight less than 1.00ct is the best size if you want to use it as a center stone. Carats smaller than 0.50 can be used as side-stones and will do justice to the jewelry piece.
