Asscher Cut Strong Fluorescence Lab Grown Diamonds

Strong fluorescence may affect an asscher more noticeably because the transparent windmill-pattern facets can display haziness more openly. Any milky or oily effect is potentially more visible through the asscher's window-like facets. Individual inspection is especially important for strongly fluorescent asschers.

Strong fluorescence can offer savings, but it is a riskier proposition in an asscher than in brilliant cuts. The transparent facets make any haziness more apparent. If you inspect and confirm no haziness, the savings and color-whitening benefit can be worthwhile. But the asscher leaves less room for error.

Yes. Strong blue fluorescence can counteract the body color that asscher cuts reveal through their transparent facets. For H through J color, the strong whitening in sunlight can meaningfully improve face-up color. This partially offsets the asscher's tendency to show color more openly.

A asscher carries more weight in depth, so it may appear slightly smaller than brilliant cuts. With strong fluorescence, prominent blue glow under UV light, occasionally visible in strong sunlight. The asscher cut's vintage Art Deco square with a distinctive windmill pattern visible through the table creates a distinctive profile on the hand.