Lab Grown Emerald Cut Diamonds

This emerald cut lab grown diamond is produced using the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) method, in which carbon atoms are deposited in a controlled environment to form a diamond crystal. It has the same chemical composition, hardness, and optical properties as a mined diamond.
The emerald cut features a rectangular shape with step-cut facets that emphasize clarity and clean lines rather than sparkle. Its broad, flat facets create a hall-of-mirrors effect, making it well suited for designs that highlight symmetry and transparency. This cut is commonly used in rings, pendants, and custom jewellery settings.

Lab Grown Emerald Cut Diamonds FAQ's

What is a lab grown emerald cut diamond?

It is a diamond grown in a laboratory using the CVD process and cut in an emerald shape with step-cut facets and a rectangular outline.

Is a CVD emerald cut diamond a real diamond?

Yes. It is a real diamond with the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as a natural diamond.

How does an emerald cut differ from other diamond cuts?

Emerald cuts use step facets instead of brilliant facets, focusing more on clarity and structure rather than maximum sparkle.

Does emerald cut show inclusions more easily?

Yes. Due to its large, open facets, inclusions and color can be more visible, making clarity and cut quality important.

Are lab grown emerald cut diamonds suitable for daily wear?

Yes. Like all diamonds, they rate 10 on the Mohs hardness scale and are suitable for everyday jewellery.

Are CVD diamonds treated after growth?

Some CVD diamonds may receive post-growth treatments to improve color or clarity. Any treatment should be disclosed.

What jewellery styles suit emerald cut diamonds?

They are commonly used in solitaire rings, three-stone rings, pendants, and designs that emphasize clean lines and symmetry.

How should a lab grown emerald cut diamond be cleaned?

Clean using warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush. Avoid abrasive cleaners and store separately to prevent scratching.