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How Chips and Single-Cut Diamonds Differ. Whereas chips donât really have a symmetrical shape, single-cut diamonds are round and faceted. What makes single-cut diamonds different from regular round diamonds is the number of facets. The classic round shape has 57 or 58 facets (this cut is also referred to as â full cut â), while the typical single-cut diamond has 16 or 18 facets.
Consequently, emerald cut diamonds (and all step cut diamonds, for that matter) are likely to be less brilliant and appear less sparkly than round brilliant cut diamonds. However, what an emerald cut diamond lacks in brilliance, it makes up for in quality. An emerald cut is designed to highlight a diamond's clarity and its color. Since an emerald cut is so shallow, inclusions, blemishes and color impurities will be painfully visible. Therefore, only diamonds with the highest Clarity and Color grades will be cut into an emerald shape. Emerald cut diamonds are understandably less versatile than round brilliant cut diamonds. Emerald cut diamond's square shape is more limiting than the classical round brilliant shape.