A diamond's cut is a matter of craftsmanship, precision, and sensitivity. It refers not only to its external shape but also to how the stone has been designed, proportioned, and polished to display all its beauty.
When we talk about cut, we talk about proportions, facets, symmetry, and polish. All these elements determine how the diamond captures, reflects, and transforms light, and directly influence its brilliance, fire, and scintillation.
Brilliance is the diamond's ability to return white light. Fire is the dispersion of light into small colored reflections. Scintillation is the sparkle that appears when the stone moves.
In a round brilliant cut diamond, each facet follows a very precise structure. The quality of the cut depends on the balance between the design, proportions, and execution. A well-made cut can make a diamond appear more vibrant, more intense, and fuller of character.
Therefore, the cut is one of the most important criteria when evaluating a diamond. Beyond weight, color, or clarity, it is the cut that largely determines its visual presence and appeal.
At Joiers Borràs, we select well-proportioned, carefully polished diamonds with an excellent response to light. For certified diamonds, we especially value those that achieve the Triple Excellent rating, a nomenclature used in gemological certificates to indicate excellence in cut, polish, and symmetry.
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