Lab Diamond Rose Cut

Our rose cut lab grown diamonds are mostly loose stones, each listed with its carat weight, color and clarity. You will find colorless stones in D to F color and fancy colored stones in pink, yellow, green and blue, with some listings marked as IGI certified. A few finished rose cut rings in 925 silver or 10K to 18K gold also sit in this collection.

What makes a rose cut different

A rose cut has a flat base and a domed top covered in triangular facets. Instead of the sharp sparkle of a brilliant cut, it gives a soft, glassy glow. Because it is shallow, a rose cut shows a wide face for its weight and sits low in a setting, which makes it easy to wear every day and suits vintage designs.

How to choose a loose rose cut lab diamond

Since you can see into a rose cut more easily, clarity matters: VVS and VS stones look the cleanest. Check that the dome is even and the facets meet neatly at the top. Pick colorless stones for a crisp, icy look or a fancy color for something personal. For a setting, look at our lab diamond solitaire rings or the wider range of lab diamond engagement rings.

FAQs

Does a rose cut sparkle less than a round brilliant?

It has less fire and more glow. Many people choose it for that calm, vintage look.

Which setting suits a rose cut?

Bezel and low prong settings protect the thin edge. See our lab diamond halo rings for designs with extra sparkle around the stone.

How large will it look?

Use our diamond size chart to compare sizes on the hand.