DIAMOND SHAPE

The concept of ‘diamond shape’ holds a special significance, referring to both the physical and visual characteristics that define each diamond in our exquisite collection. We recognise that the shape of a diamond plays a pivotal role in shaping its unique attributes, influencing both its overall appearance and brilliance. For our valued customers, the choice of diamond shape stands as a key consideration in their pursuit of the perfect gem.

It’s important to distinguish between ‘diamond cut’ and ‘diamond shape’ – two distinct concepts that are often confused. The diamond cut encompasses proportions, symmetry, facets, and reflective qualities, shaping the way light interacts with the gem. On the other hand, diamond shape pertains to the external outline of the diamond when viewed from above

Our curated selection features an array of diamond shapes, each with its own distinctive characteristics. While the timeless round brilliant-cut remains a perennial favourite, our collection extends to include a range of fancy-shaped diamonds. These include the captivating princess cut, elegant emerald cut, plush cushion cut, sophisticated Asscher cut, alluring pear cut, romantic heart cut, graceful oval cut, regal marquise cut, and radiant cut diamonds. These fancy-shaped diamonds are coveted for engagement rings and fine jewellery, thanks to their breathtaking and unique outlines.

In addition to these classics, we’re witnessing a rising trend in alternative shapes such as octagonal diamonds, trapezoids, baguettes, half-moon, and trillion-cut diamonds. These unconventional shapes are gaining popularity for their ability to craft stunning and distinctive jewellery designs, offering a contemporary touch to timeless elegance.

At Toshakhana discover the perfect diamond shape that resonates with your personal style. Each diamond tells a story, and we are here to help you find the one that speaks to you

Round Cut Diamond

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As we enter 2020, I couldn’t have asked for a better year to close out the decade. Both personally and professionally, this year has been full of great challenges and rewards. I was so excited to have completed my first ever Marathon in early November and followed that with my all-time favorite collaboration launch: The Yoga Girl Collection.

Both of these projects took a lot of hard work and dedication but wouldn’t have been possible without the support, collaboration, and teamwork from all of the amazing people around me. While we cherish the magic of the season and look forward to a clean slate in the new year, we also like to steal a few precious moments to quietly reflect on the year we’re leaving behind:

What we’ve loved, learned, the challenges we’ve overcome and what we’ve accomplished in 2019.

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While we cherish the magic of the season and look forward to a clean slate in the new year, we also like to steal a few precious moments to quietly reflect on the year we’re leaving behind: What we’ve loved, learned, the challenges we’ve overcome and what we’ve accomplished in 2019.