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Hearts and Arrows Diamonds

Hearts and arrows diamonds display a perfect pattern when viewed through a special scope, indicating precise craftsmanship. This ideal cut enhances their overall sparkle.

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A hearts and arrows diamond is a precision-cut round diamond. Highly sought after for their symmetry, they are one of the most valuable and stunning types of diamond on the market. It is because of their symmetry that they got their name: when you shine light through a special gemologist's tool, a perfect pattern of hearts and arrows is visible when the diamond is face-down. Though this is not visible to the naked eye, hearts and arrows diamonds are still coveted for their sheer beauty visible at all angles.


Hearts and arrows diamonds set themselves apart with their exceptional characteristics, making them typically pricier than other diamonds with lower grades on the GIA scale for cut and clarity. Fully worth the price, a heart and arrows diamond is a true treasure of the highest caliber.

Hearts and Arrows diamonds are available across a wide range of carat weights, from small accent sizes under 0.25 carat up to multi‑carat stones. Brilliant Earth’s collection includes options for budget‑minded picks and larger centerpiece diamonds to suit many ring designs.
Hearts and Arrows is most commonly associated with precision‑cut round brilliant diamonds, and Brilliant Earth lists round Hearts and Arrows stones alongside other shapes when that precision pattern is present. Check the Hearts and Arrows collection for the specific shapes offered at a given time.
Hearts and Arrows diamonds can be filtered by carat, shape, cut grade, color, clarity, price, report lab, fluorescence, polish, symmetry, and length to width ratio to help find stones that match your preferences. These filters make it easy to compare technical details across the Hearts and Arrows selection.
Hearts and Arrows diamonds are offered in a range of color and clarity grades, from near colorless ranges to higher color grades and from eye‑clean clarity grades to very high clarity stones. Brilliant Earth’s listings show the available color and clarity for each Hearts and Arrows diamond so you can select the balance you prefer.
Yes, each Hearts and Arrows diamond includes an independent grading report from reputable labs such as GIA, IGI, HRD, or GCAL, and the report details the diamond’s 4 Cs and other key characteristics. Report details are displayed on each diamond’s listing to help with informed selection.
Two Hearts and Arrows diamonds with identical grades can still differ in proportion measurements, polish and symmetry subtleties, fluorescence, and the unique patterning of their facets, all of which affect their face‑up appearance. Reviewing measurements and images for each listing helps highlight those distinctions.
Yes, many Hearts and Arrows diamonds include 360‑degree images, magnified photos, and sample views so you can inspect facets, proportions, and the hearts and arrows pattern before you choose. If additional views or videos are needed, a Brilliant Earth jewelry specialist can assist.
Yes, Hearts and Arrows loose diamonds can be added to an engagement ring, and Brilliant Earth provides options to pair loose stones with compatible settings. A Brilliant Earth jewelry specialist can help with next steps for adding a selected Hearts and Arrows diamond to an engagement ring.
A Hearts and Arrows diamond is a precision‑cut round brilliant that displays a distinct pattern of eight arrows when viewed face up and eight hearts when viewed from the pavilion, indicating exceptional facet symmetry. This precision cut is prized for its crisp patterning and lively sparkle.
Yes, Hearts and Arrows diamonds are offered as both natural and lab grown options within Brilliant Earth’s inventory, letting you choose the origin that fits your preferences. Each listing clearly indicates whether a diamond is natural or lab grown so you can compare options.