Settings for Princess Cuts

Unlike diamonds with a more rounded shape, the sharp points of a princess cut can chip if they're left unprotected. A four-prong setting, with prongs placed at each corner, or a bezel are both excellent choices to make sure your stone is protected from damage.

Solitaires are our most popular setting style for princess cuts. Options such as a diamond band or side stones can add character and dimension to highlight the beauty of your center stone.

We offer a wide range of setting styles for princess cuts, or you can enjoy complimentary custom design support from an Ada Concierge to bring your ring to life exactly the way you want it.

What We Look for in Princess Cuts

Two of the main things we screen for in princess cuts are inclusions and color, both of which can be more visible near the corners in princess cuts.

Like natural diamonds, lab diamonds can vary widely in quality and appearance, even those with similar 4Cs grades. Our team screens lab diamonds for light performance, unnatural color tints, and crystal quality to make sure they look beautiful in real life, not just on the grading report.

Every diamond is inspected in-house before it’s ever offered to our clients, with only the ones that meet our standards making it through.