The infinite faces of Rose Quartz : many allure and cuts

Rose quartz, with its delicate spectrum of pink hues, from the palest blush to the deepest rose, holds a unique position in the world of gemstones. Rose quartz versatility makes it a favorite among jewelers and collectors alike, lending itself to an infinite array of cuts and shapes.

Unlocking the secrets of Rose Quartz Cuts

Rose quartz's inherent beauty can be showcased through a variety of cutting styles. Each cut highlighting different aspects of the stone's character.

Classic Cuts: timeless elegance

• Cabochon Rose Quartz

  The cabochon cut highlights the color and translucence of the rose quartz. This classic cut gives the gem its surface smooth, convex and polished. It offers a rounded and polished upper surface, without facets.

• Faceted rose quartz cuts

Favored to express the natural luster and brilliance of the stone. Those second classic cuts include brilliant, oval, pear, cushion and marquise. These cuts, with their precisely angled facets, maximize the reflection and refraction of light.

Beyond the classics: unique expressions of Rose quartz

• Rose cut, inspired by the delicate unfolding of a rose, well-suited to rose quartz enhancing its romantic appeal.

• Brazilian Cut offers a more natural and less formal aesthetic compared to faceted cuts (for larger rose quartz stones).

Raw/Polished

This style celebrates the stone's inherent form and texture, emphasizing its connection to the earth.

The main uses of rose quartz cuts around the world

Cabochons Rose quartz and the jewelry

Rose quartz is distinguished by its range of shades, from pale pink to deep rose. Its versatility in jewelry allows for an infinite number of cuts and shapes, offering numerous possibilities for crafting high-end jewelry.

Pendants	Rings	Earrings	Bracelets
smooth, rounded surface highlights the stone's soft, translucent color	the cabochon shape offers comfortable everyday wear	simple and understated or more elaborate (other gemstones)	as single stones or combined with other gems

Cabochons Rose quartz and decorative objects

Sculptures	carved into cabochons of various sizes to create spheres, cubes, hearts, eggs, pyramids, obelisks or abstract shapes
Polished stones figuratives	spiritual representations, mythical creatures, cats, elephants, birds, flowers, leaves, shells

Faceted Rose quartz in jewelry

high-end jewelry	special occasion
use as the centerpiece in rings, earrings, pendants, or bracelets, adding a touch of romance and elegance to the piece. Adding a touch of sparkle and sophistication	adding a touch of subtle glamour and sophistication to any outfit. Great alternative to diamonds or other more expensive gemstones

Faceted Rose quartz for contemporary designs

The contrast between the soft pink color and the sharp, geometric facets can create a visually striking effect.

Geometric designs	Minimalist settings	Mixed metal combinations
Pair faceted rose quartz with other geometric for contrasting shapes, triangles, squares, etc. Create repeating patterns with small faceted rose quartz stones, such as in a pave setting or a geometric motif.	With clean lines and simple geometric shapes, the contrast here is between the organic softness of the pink and the crisp, modern setting. Open settings can maximize the brilliance of a faceted rose quartz that allow light to pass through the stone from all angles.	Rose gold complements the soft pink of rose quartz beautifully, creating a harmonious and romantic look. The cool tones of white gold or platinum create a striking contrast with the warm pink. For a more affordable option, sterling silver can also provide a nice contrast with the pink.