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A gold engagement ring set with a lab-grown diamond or moissanite, resting in a white calla lily

Asscher Engagement Rings Australia

Compare asscher engagement rings with lab-grown diamonds or moissanite, designed by our Melbourne team.

Round
Oval
Emerald
Radiant
Pear
Cushion
Marquise
Princess

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we're always expanding our collection based on what our customers love. would you like us to create a custom design with your selected preferences?

Asscher cut diamond guide

Compare asscher cut clarity, ratio, the hall of mirrors look and step-cut settings.

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Our approach

We craft beautiful engagement rings of the highest quality

01

Made to Order

We make each piece when you order it.That cuts waste. It also keeps pricing fair.Nothing sits in a warehouse.
02

Built Around Your Choices

You choose the stone and the setting.You can select the metal, shape, and key details.We make it to your spec.
03

Straight Guidance

We explain the trade-offs in plain language.Cut, colour, clarity, setting strength, and daily wear.You decide with confidence.
04

Sourced and Verified

Our stones are independently certified.We work with trusted suppliers.We prioritise quality, transparency, and responsible sourcing.

Create your custom ring

We design and craft each ring to your specifications. Choose your stone, select the setting, and work directly with us to build something unique.

WHY CHOOSE ASSCHER ENGAGEMENT RINGS?

Asscher cut engagement rings have a square step-cut centre stone with cropped corners and a deep, concentric hall of mirrors look. If you are looking at asscher styles you probably want Art Deco character and quiet, architectural geometry rather than fast sparkle.

HOW TO CHOOSE AN ASSCHER ENGAGEMENT RING

Choosing an asscher cut engagement ring means paying attention to clarity and to the symmetry of the stone.

  • Look closely at clarity: The open step facets behave like a window, so inclusions and body colour show more than in a brilliant cut. VS1 or VS2 is a sensible starting point.
  • Check the windmill: Look down into the stone for an even, symmetrical pattern of concentric squares.
  • Pick the setting: A bezel or a four-prong solitaire keeps the geometry clean, and step-cut side stones suit a three-stone design.
  • Read the background first: For clarity, ratio and the cut's history, read the asscher cut diamond guide, then use this page to compare rings.

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