What Is a Step Cut Diamond?

A Step Cut diamond has long, straight facets arranged in a step-like pattern, creating broad reflections and a clean, mirror-like look. Unlike brilliant cuts, which use smaller facets for more active sparkle, Step Cut puts more attention on the stone's lines, proportions, and clarity.

Lab grown Step Cut diamonds use this faceting style across different outlines, making step cut one of the faceting styles featured in Ouros Jewels' Shop by Diamond Cut collection, alongside other cuts for shoppers comparing different diamond styles. 

Step Cut vs. Brilliant Cut: What's the Difference?

A Step Cut diamond produces broader flashes of light through its larger, orderly facets, while a brilliant cut creates a more active sparkle. This difference can also make clarity and color easier to notice in a lab grown step cut diamond, so they are worth considering when comparing stones.

If you prefer a more angular geometric style, pie cut diamonds offer a different approach to faceting and outlining.

Shop Ouros Jewels Step Cut Diamonds

This collection brings together lab grown step cut diamonds in coffin, trapezoid, pear, moval, octagon, hexagonal, oval, cushion, and other outlines, along with matching pair options such as triangle, Cadillac, bullet, and half moon. The range also includes colorless and colored Step Cut diamonds, giving you different shapes, sizes, and looks to compare.

Ouros Jewels offers Step Cut loose diamonds in both individual stones and matching pairs, making the range useful for center stones as well as designs that require coordinated diamonds.