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Single Cut Diamonds

You may have heard the term Single Cut Diamond or Eight Cut Diamond and if you’re wondering what it is, you’re not alone because most people (and some jewellers) have never heard of them either. Single cut diamonds are also known as 8/8 diamonds or eight cut diamonds because they have 8 facets on the table and 8 facets on the pavilion.


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A single cut on the other hand is a simple form of cutting a round diamond with only 17 or 18 facets. If you compare a Single Cut Diamond (usually small Carat Weights of 1.2mm or less), to a Full Cut Diamond (58 facets), you’d quickly see the difference. Small high quality single cut diamonds are highly prized especially in the watch industry, and because there are fewer but larger facets, they give off a majestic dance of light and colour, that is often lost in a sea of white light with the full cut stones.
Single cut diamonds are sought after for high-end micropave settings. Typically each stone used in micropave is a full cut diamond, However, full cut diamonds are not the best to use in micropave the larger facets on a single cut diamond are proportionally bigger and tend to return distinct flashes of light and colour.
High quality single cuts are mainly used in expensive watches to mark the hour or decorate the dial. This high demand from the luxury watch industry makes single cut diamonds very scarce and expensive in comparison to full cut diamonds (quite the opposite of what you would expect given the fact that full cut diamonds with 58 facets take a lot longer to manufacture). The luxury watch industry consumes virtually the entire annual production.
 Most retailers would prefer to sell full cut stones because they’re easier to source, and will usually explain how each tiny stone has all 58 facets just like the larger ones, but those who have broader knowledge of micro setting know full well why single cuts with perfect symmetry, are more important than symmetric full cut diamonds, because you simply cannot get the same mesmerising look from full cut melee diamonds that you can get from single cut diamonds.

  • Round Single Cut Diamond Round Single Cut 1.2mm Diamonds Manufacturer For 1.2mm Round Single Cut Diamonds Single Cut 1.2mm Diamonds 1.1mm Round Single Cut Diamonds 1.3mm Round Single Cut Diamonds 1.4mm Round Single Cut Diamond 1.5mm Round Single Cut

  • 8/8 cut diamond.
  • Pictured is the single-cut diamonds with stunning brilliance.
  • They are exquisitely crafted to give maximum luster.
  • These shimmering diamonds are great for making wedding rings, pendants, necklaces, earrings, jewelry watches, etc.
  • Available in different sizes color and clarity.

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