What Is a Rose Cut Diamond?

A rose cut diamond is an antique inspired diamond cut with a flat bottom and a domed top formed from triangular facets that meet toward the center. Unlike a modern brilliant cut, it has no traditional pavilion, giving it a shallow profile and a broader, softer face-up appearance. Today, lab grown rose cut diamonds bring this distinctive vintage cutting style to modern loose diamond collections while retaining the faceting pattern that defines a classic rose cut.

What Does a Rose Cut Diamond Look Like?

A Rose Cut diamond has a low-profile appearance with a faceted dome that produces broad, softer reflections rather than the sharper sparkle associated with a brilliant cut. This is what gives vintage Rose Cut diamonds and antique Rose Cut diamonds their recognizable character. Rose Cut describes the cutting and faceting style rather than one specific shape, so the same style can be found across different outlines. At Ouros Jewels, the collection includes round, oval, pear, heart, and other rose cut diamonds, as well as matching pairs.

For a broader look at historic diamond cutting styles, you can also refer to our old-cut diamond guide, which discusses Rose Cut diamonds alongside Old Mine and Old European cuts.

Ouros Jewels Rose Cut Lab Grown Diamonds 

Ouros Jewels offers lab grown rose cut diamonds as loose stones in different outlines, including individual diamonds and matching pairs. This collection is suited to shoppers who want to work with a distinctive faceting style when choosing a loose diamond for a custom jewelry design or another setting.

If you are comparing different cutting styles, the Shop by Diamond Cut collection brings the rose cut together with other options such as the old cut, step cut, Portuguese cut, portrait cut, and antique cut. Old Mine Cut diamonds are another option if you want to compare rose cut with a different antique-inspired faceting style.