• Crown

    The upper part of the diamond above the girdle, which includes the table and other facets. The crown's facets help disperse light into the diamond, contributing to its sparkle.

  • Table

    The flat, topmost surface of the diamond, often the largest facet. The table allows light to enter and exit the diamond, influencing its brilliance.

  • Girdle

    The narrow band that separates the crown from the pavilion. It is the widest part of the diamond and can be polished, faceted, or unpolished. The girdle's thickness can affect the diamond's durability and appearance.

  • Pavilion

    The lower part of the diamond, below the girdle. It extends to the culet and is responsible for reflecting light that enters through the crown, enhancing the diamond's brilliance and fire.

  • Culet

    The small facet at the very bottom of the diamond's pavilion. In some diamonds, the culet may be pointed, while in others, it may be a flat facet. A culet is usually small to prevent light from escaping through the bottom of the diamond.

  • Facets

    The flat surfaces on a diamond's surface, cut to enhance its ability to reflect and refract light. The number, size, and arrangement of facets significantly affect the diamond's appearance and sparkle.

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