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Radiant-Shaped Diamonds

Radiant-shaped diamonds are square or rectangular with beveled corners and 70 facets that create a mesmerizing sparkle. These nontraditional stones are perfect for the bride-to-be who doesn’t mind standing out. Radiant diamonds are popular because they provide the striking appearance of angled diamond shapes and a shine similar to that of a round diamond.


Clean Origin’s Radiant-Shaped Diamonds

Our selective collection of radiant diamonds offers stones with a variety of colors, clarity ratings, measurements, and sizes for you to choose from. Once you find the perfect stone, pick a setting that will help her new rock shine from our solitaire, halo, classic, and vintage collections. Because they are so versatile, radiant diamonds make exceptional diamond engagement rings (or even wedding rings) — whether you choose a streamlined solitaire, classic pavè, or detailed vintage setting to highlight the stone.


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Radiant-Shaped Diamonds - The 4 C’s

Cut —The shape of a diamond refers to its physical appearance, while the cut refers to how well the diamond’s features interact with light. Because radiant-cut diamonds are a “fancy” cut, they are not graded. However, radiant-cut diamonds should provide ample brilliance and sparkle due to their astonishing 70 facets.

Clarity — Clarity, or the amount of inclusions and blemishes in a stone, is often a problem for fancy shapes, but not so with the radiant diamond. Each diamond will have a different amount of these flaws, ranging from SI2 (having the largest amount) to VVS1 (having the least). However, radiants tend to hide—not emphasize—these inclusions, giving you a much wider choice of diamonds that will work within your budget.

Color — In the diamond trade, color actually refers to the absence of color. Clean Origin only offers diamonds from J to D, though there are diamonds with color from Z (containing the most color) to D (containing the least color). Radiant-shaped diamonds disguise color tints in addition to flaws. Feel free to get a more colorful stone, knowing that it will not have a noticeably negative impact on the overall look of the stone.

Carat — Radiant-shaped diamonds look much larger than their carat size. If you want to make them look even bigger, add a halo of smaller diamonds to surround the center stone. Keep in mind that lab-grown diamonds are priced 20-30% less than mined diamonds of similar quality and carat weight, letting you add carat size or enhancements without exceeding your budget.


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Buyers Tips for Radiant-Shaped Diamonds

Once you determine that the radiant shape will be a perfect match for your loved one, you’ll need to decide whether to purchase a more square stone or a rectangular stone. Rectangular stones have a length-to-width ratio of 1.20-1.30, while square stones have a ratio of 1.00-1.03. Both will sparkle like there’s no tomorrow on your loved one’s hand, but a more rectangular stone will add length to her fingers, while a square stone will evoke a bolder aesthetic. If you’re not sure what your sweetheart’s style is, it might be a good idea to choose a more rectangular stone. If you know she likes to stand out? Square is the way to go.


Radiant Lab-Grown Diamonds

As you compare lab-grown radiant diamonds to mined radiant diamonds, you will examine the same qualities in clarity, color, and carat, and make the same decisions when it comes to length-to-width ratio as well. With identical chemical structure and appearance, there are barely any differences between the two — though because lab-grown diamonds rely on a shorter supply chain, they are priced 20-30% lower. This price difference allows you to purchase a quality ring below your budget, or even enhance her ring with a special halo or pavè band that might have been just out of reach before.


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