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Rose

Browse our loose rose cut lab-grown diamonds, with a flat base and a domed, faceted top that gives a soft, candlelit glow.

Almost all our white diamonds are colourless (D to F) or near-colourless (G and H) with no inclusions visible to the eye (VS2 and above), so the choice comes down to size, shape and cut. How to choose ↓

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  • Juvetti pickOur shortlist for each shape and size: Cut for sparkle plus Looks bigger or Most for your money, with an IGI or GIA report and a 360° video.
  • Cut for sparkleDepth, table and length-to-width ratio in the range that returns the most light for its shape, with Excellent polish and symmetry. Rounds must also be Ideal cut or hearts and arrows.
  • Looks biggerMeasured face-up (length × width) against its carat weight: larger across the top than most stones of the same shape and size.
  • Most for your moneyPrice per carat compared with stones of the same shape and size: this one sits in the cheapest quarter.

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13.08ct Square Emerald Rose Cut lab-grown diamond, F VS113.08ct Square Emerald Rose Cut lab-grown diamond, F VS1 – 360° view
13.08 Carat Square Emerald Rose Cut Lab Diamond, F VS1 Sale price£5,880
10.06ct Square Emerald Rose Cut lab-grown diamond, F VS110.06ct Square Emerald Rose Cut lab-grown diamond, F VS1 – 360° view
10.06 Carat Square Emerald Rose Cut Lab Diamond, F VS1 Sale price£4,540
6.74ct Cushion Rose Cut lab-grown diamond, G VVS26.74ct Cushion Rose lab-grown diamond, G VVS2 – 360° view
6.74 Carat Cushion Rose Cut Lab Diamond, G VVS2, IGI Sale price£3,080

Why choose a rose cut diamond?

The rose cut predates the modern brilliant by centuries. It has a flat base and a domed top covered in triangular facets, giving a soft, candlelit glow rather than sharp sparkle. Rose cuts look larger than their carat weight and suit vintage-inspired and minimalist jewellery alike.

How to choose a rose cut lab-grown diamond

Outline. Choose the outline that suits your design: round and oval for classic solitaires, pear and marquise for elongated looks.

Transparency. Because the facets are large and open, clarity is easy to see, so look closely at each stone.

Browse all loose lab-grown diamonds or our vintage cut diamonds.

Frequently asked questions

Can I see these diamonds in your London store?

Our London store displays finished jewellery and a smaller selection of gemstones. Our loose diamonds are held at our workshop, so they are not on display in store.

How to choose a rose cut diamond

Why choose a rose cut?

The rose cut predates the modern brilliant by centuries. It has a flat base and a domed top covered in triangular facets, giving a soft, candlelit glow rather than sharp sparkle. Rose cuts look larger than their carat weight and suit vintage-inspired and minimalist jewellery alike.

Outline

Choose the outline that suits your design: round and oval for classic solitaires, square and emerald for clean lines, pear and marquise for elongated looks.

Transparency

Because the facets are large and open, clarity is easy to see, so look closely at the 360° video on each stone’s page.

Can I see these diamonds in your London store?

Our London store displays finished jewellery and a smaller selection of gemstones. Our loose diamonds are held at our workshop, so they are not on display in store.

Browse all loose lab-grown diamonds or our vintage cut diamonds.