The Lucen Asscher Cut Bezel Ring

Art Deco Inspired Asscher Cut Diamond Ring with Modern Bezel Solitaire Setting

The Lucen puts an asscher cut diamond inside a bezel that actually works with how this cut looks. Asscher cuts have this cool geometric thing going on - they're square with clipped corners and all these step-like facets that create what people call a "hall of mirrors" effect when you look into them.

Most people think of asscher cuts as vintage because they were huge in the 1920s Art Deco period. But they're not sparkly like round diamonds. Instead, you get these bold flashes of light that move across the stone in a totally different way. It's more dramatic than scattered sparkle.

The bezel makes sense here because asscher cuts can chip at those corners if you're not careful. But more than that, the bezel actually looks right with an asscher. Both the cut and the setting have that same clean, architectural vibe. No fussy details - just strong lines and good proportions.

What's nice about this combination is that you're not hiding the asscher's personality behind a bunch of prongs. The bezel follows the square shape and lets you see the whole face of the stone clearly. Plus it sits lower on your finger than prong settings, so it's not catching on everything.

This works well if you like vintage style but want something that'll hold up to daily wear. The asscher gives you that Art Deco look, while the bezel gives you peace of mind. And honestly, some people just prefer how substantial it feels compared to more delicate settings.

We pick asscher cuts that have good symmetry because that's what makes the light patterns work properly. In a bezel, you want the cut quality to be spot-on since there's nothing to distract from the stone itself.