A few years ago, I saw my first step cut hexagon diamond. It was love at first sight. 
It has the same spirit as an asscher, but the symmetry of every side being equal is so appealing to me. I usually wear pear diamonds in my ears but having to rotate them back into position is annoying. Unfortunately, I don’t like the look of rounds. Hexagons would be perfect for this.
Anyway, since then, I have seen a small number of them pop up, usually lab stones, and never much larger 1 ct. Occasionally it’s used for a gemstone.
Do you think this cut will grow in popularity or is it a flash in the pan? I know it’ll never compete with something like an oval or round. I would like larger 2-3 ct options though!
Examples:
Berlinger Jewelry (one off ring)
Artemer
Taylor & Hart (they didn’t seem to actually have any available to buy, but they do have a webpage covering them.)
It has the same spirit as an asscher, but the symmetry of every side being equal is so appealing to me. I usually wear pear diamonds in my ears but having to rotate them back into position is annoying. Unfortunately, I don’t like the look of rounds. Hexagons would be perfect for this.Anyway, since then, I have seen a small number of them pop up, usually lab stones, and never much larger 1 ct. Occasionally it’s used for a gemstone.
Do you think this cut will grow in popularity or is it a flash in the pan? I know it’ll never compete with something like an oval or round. I would like larger 2-3 ct options though!
Examples:
Berlinger Jewelry (one off ring)
Artemer
Taylor & Hart (they didn’t seem to actually have any available to buy, but they do have a webpage covering them.)
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