The trillion (or trilliant) cut diamond is an unusual diamond shape. In essence, it has a triangular form with slightly curved soft or straight-edged sides.
Usually, people fancy classic diamond shapes, like a cushion, princess, round, heart, or radiant. But if you’ve picked a rare trillion cut diamonds, the wise decision is to put it as a solitaire in a three V-shape prong. This way, you can protect the corners properly.
Also, consider using the trillion-shaped diamond to accompany a center diamond. With the matching side-stones of this cut, the emerald cut, oval cut, cushion cut, or radiant-cut center diamond looks awesomely.
As well as matched side-stones, trillions are also very popular for stud earrings and pendants. However, extravagance is getting more popular in-ring styles. Whereby, more trillion solitaire rings are popping up.
A trillion cut is a triangular shape of three equal sides with 31 or 50 facets. With 31 facets, trillion diamonds become accent stones, Their cut is uncurved or concave. 50-facet trillion-cut jewels become sparkling solitaires. These diamonds have a curved or convex cut.
Any trillion cut should have the correct depth. Attention to this results in getting a unique diamond of great fire and sharp brilliance.
The trillion cut diamond turned to match the east-west ring setting style
The diamond depth is a very important factor for a solitaire. A well-cut trillion can even hide inclusions! That’s why a trillion needs to be symmetric, among all.
You can check these parameters in a GIA certificate that goes along with our diamonds.
A trillion cut diamond looks unique in a diamond ring. However, there are some factors you should know.
Here’s how to avoid 3 main disadvantages of a trillion cut:Yes, it’s true! Trillion cut diamonds usually look larger compared to the round cut diamond of the same carat.
So if your budget won't stretch to the carat size you're dreaming of, picking a shape that appears large saves. Trillion cut diamonds are cost-effective due to their appearance. The reason is that trillion cut diamonds are cut shallow and wide.
But remember: don't go for a too swallow trillion! It may have less brilliance as there is not enough depth to reflect the light to sparkle.
Would you prefer this unusual but sparkling trillion cut diamond as your engagement ring? Feel free to reach out to our experts to find out today's diamond prices for trillion cut diamonds.