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Lab-grown hexagon cut diamond

Loose Diamond

Lab-Grown Hexagon Cut Diamond

Nature's Geometry The hexagon cut brings the organic symmetry found in honeycombs and snowflakes to the world of diamonds. Its six-sided profile offers a di...

Sourced to your specification
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What carat weight?

We will source as close to your preference as quality allows.

Preferred clarity?

All stones meet a VS1 minimum. Higher grades involve longer sourcing windows.

Anything else we should know?

Setting preference, timing, budget guidance, certification requirements; anything that helps us source.

Where do we reach you?

One of our lapidaries will be in touch to begin sourcing your stone.

Pricing on request, every specialty cut is sourced to your specification

Cut
Hexagon
Origin
Lab-grown
Certification
IGI / GIA
Lead time
4-6 weeks

How it works

From your specification to your door

  1. 01 Specify Tell us shape, carat and clarity.
    Step one, choose your diamond shape, carat and clarity
  2. 02 Curate We return three certified options.
    Step two, our lapidary curates a certified shortlist
  3. 03 Reserve A 50% deposit locks in your stone.
    Step three, reserve your chosen lab-grown diamond
  4. 04 Settle Balance paid before dispatch.
    Step four, settle the balance and receive insured delivery

4-6 weeks turnaround. Stones sourced from international laboratories.

The diamond

An overview

The hexagon diamond is a six-sided gemstone that draws its form from one of nature's most prevalent geometric patterns. Found in honeycombs, basalt columns, and snowflakes, the hexagonal shape carries an inherent sense of balance and organic harmony. In diamond form, this geometry creates a distinctive silhouette that bridges the gap between traditional round softness and angular modernity, appealing to those who want something truly different.

Heritage

Origin & development

Hexagonal diamond cutting is a relatively modern development, emerging from the broader trend toward geometric and non-traditional shapes that gained momentum in the late 20th century. While not rooted in the same historical tradition as rounds or emeralds, the hexagon cut draws on centuries of step-cut and brilliant-cut technique applied to a form inspired by the natural world. Its growing popularity reflects a shift in consumer taste toward individuality and nature-inspired design.

The cut

How it's shaped

The hexagon cut features six sides of equal or near-equal length, creating a symmetrical polygon with internal angles of 120 degrees. Depending on the cutter's approach, it may feature step-cut facets for a clean, transparent look, or modified brilliant facets for increased sparkle. The shape can be oriented with a flat edge on top (like a stop sign) or with a point at the top (like a pencil cross-section), giving jewellers flexibility in setting design.

Why this cut

Highlights

Hexagon diamonds are for those who find traditional shapes too predictable. The six-sided form creates a strong visual identity that stands apart in any setting, from minimalist bezels to ornate halos. Its organic geometry resonates with buyers drawn to nature-inspired aesthetics, while its symmetry satisfies those who value mathematical precision. Because of its rarity in the market, a hexagon diamond ensures your piece will be unlike anything in a standard jewellery case.
Cut
Hexagon
Carat range
1.0 to 5.0
Clarity
VS1 to FL
Origin
Lab-grown
Certification
IGI / GIA