ROUND CUT
MOISSANITE RINGS

Their circular outline works with a wide range of settings and does not require a particular wearing orientation. This makes round cut moissanite easy to interpret across both minimal and more detailed ring designs.

Oval stones often create greater visible length across the finger, while round stones concentrate their presence into a circular area. The actual face-up appearance still depends on the dimensions and setting of each stone.

A pronounced bow-tie pattern is more commonly associated with certain elongated brilliant-style shapes and is not typically a defining characteristic of a round cut.

Four-prong settings expose more of the stone's outer edge, while six-prong designs add two additional contact points around the centre. The best option depends on the setting design and the look you prefer.

Round cut moissanite works well in solitaire, hidden halo, halo, three-stone and pavé settings. Simpler settings keep attention on the centre stone, while detailed designs create more visual interest around it.

Plain, pavé, curved and coordinating bands can all work with a round centre stone. The best fit depends on the height and profile of the main ring setting and how closely you want the two rings to sit together.

Yes, when the centre stone is securely set. For regular wear, avoid heavy impact and harsh chemicals and periodically check the prongs and setting for movement or wear.

Start with an accurate finger measurement and consider the width of the band when selecting your size. For step-by-step guidance, use the STDIAM ring size guide.