Shape overview

Asscher Cut

A square step cut with clipped corners and a concentric “hall of mirrors” pattern. This page is the short version.

Asscher cut diamond photographed face-up
Step cutFacet style
Square, clipped cornersOutline
Clarity showsWhat to inspect
Full Asscher lab: Proportions, vs emerald, price bands, famous stones and buying tools are maintained on our sister site AsscherDiamond.com — not duplicated here.

What you need to know on this site

Asscher is the square cousin of the emerald cut. Broad facets show the interior, so inclusions, windowing and pattern balance matter more than they do on a round brilliant. Length-to-width near 1.00 looks classically square; anything much above ~1.05 starts reading as a short emerald.

Do not copy a round-brilliant shopping formula. There is no GIA cut grade for Asscher. You grade the outline, the concentric pattern, and the video.

Where to go next

On Naked Diamonds, stay for general 4Cs and other shapes: emerald, all shapes, 4Cs.

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Editorial note

Naked Diamonds covers all common shapes. Asscher-specific research is published at AsscherDiamond.com to keep the two sites from ranking against each other. Last updated 5 September 2026.