Asscher Cut Natural Diamond Engagement Rings

How an Asscher Natural Diamond Engagement Ring Is Priced

Each of the 590 or more asscher natural diamond engagement ring designs on this page is pictured as a 14K white gold mounting. The center you set in it comes from the 8,987 natural asscher diamonds in stock today, 8,155 of them with 360 HD video. In practice the mounting is the smaller part of the bill. The stone itself begins at $270 after current savings. In the 0.90 to 1.10 carat band, which is the size these designs are pictured with, the floor is $580 and the median $2,046. With a 1 carat natural asscher in place, the Linda comfort fit solitaire comes to $2,440, the Vivian solitaire to $2,770, and the Bellora hidden halo to $3,220 with the stone included. The figures were read from stock on October 17, 2026 and are brought up to date regularly.

In an asscher engagement ring, the open step facets of the center hide very little, so inclusions and body color show plainly, and the natural asscher is also the rarest shape in our inventory. For that reason the stone is usually bought one or two grades higher than a brilliant. It faces up smaller than a round of the same weight too, which is why most natural asscher rings are mounted to show off the outline.

Natural Asscher Center Prices by Carat Band

The table below sorts all 8,987 natural asschers from our inventory into carat bands, so the rows total the count above. The largest band is 0.50 to 0.89 ct, with 4,138 stones. The median climbs from $2,046 in the 0.90 to 1.10 band to $9,820 at 1.90 to 2.10 and $27,290 at 2.90 to 3.10. A design taken from the grid is priced as stone plus mounting. Swap in a different center and the ring price moves by the difference between the two stones. Bands with a natural ring page of their own link through to it.

8,987 natural asscher centers grouped by carat band at today's prices, October 17, 2026

Choosing Color and Clarity in a Natural Asscher

Across natural asschers between 0.90 and 1.10 carats, with clarity fixed at VS2, a D color opens at $1,235, a G at $1,065, an H at $925 and an I at $870. Hold color at G to H instead and clarity sets the step: VS1 opens at $1,055, VS2 at $925 and SI1 at $845. For most people the answer lands at G to H color with VS2 to SI1 clarity, picked from the video so that no dark inclusion sits where the head and prongs cannot cover it. Yellow and rose gold warm a stone, so the metal belongs in that decision too.

Lowest price for a 0.90 to 1.10 ct natural asscher at each color grade with VS2 clarity fixed, 392 stones, and at each clarity grade within G to H color, 692 stones

The Same Mounting with a Lab Grown Asscher

Set the same mounting with a lab grown asscher and the bill changes a great deal, since a one carat G color VS1 asscher opens at $1,215 natural against $465 lab grown. The one carat medians come out at $2,046 and $643. A lab stone lets you buy more size and a higher grade for the same spend, while a natural stone is bought for its scarcity. Of the 8,987 natural asschers on this page, 8,761 come with GIA reports. The asscher lab grown diamond engagement rings page carries these same designs with lab centers, and both origins sit together in the asscher diamonds grid.

Natural against lab grown asscher at 0.90 to 1.10 ct, matched grade

Mounting an Asscher Cut Engagement Ring

On the bench a natural asscher usually goes into a square bezel or four corner prongs, with the head kept square so the octagon reads clearly from above. A step cut halo or baguette shoulders suit anyone who wants to lean into the shape's period character. For an asscher engagement ring in G or better, white metal is the usual call. From H to I, yellow gold makes the warmth look intentional.

At one carat a natural asscher runs about 5.5 mm on a side, which is the size of stone pictured in every asscher cut engagement ring design here. Each is shown in 14K white gold and also made up in yellow gold, rose gold or platinum, with your chosen stone rendered in place. Beside each stone sits an AI price score that compares it with similar natural asschers in stock and marks any that sits above its peers on price. The quality score out of 18 brings cut, color and clarity together as a single figure. Our gemologists take no commission on anything they recommend. If you reach them by chat or phone, they will go through two or three asscher finalists with you on video.

Asscher Natural Diamond Engagement Ring Prices on This Page Today

Every design in the ring grid is priced as a finished ring around a default center, which today is a 1 carat natural asscher in 14K white gold. The figures in the table below are therefore what the whole ring costs with that stone, never the bare mounting alone. Among the first designs shown the range runs from $2,440 for the Linda comfort fit solitaire up to $3,220 for the Bellora hidden halo. The difference between those two is entirely the setting: the plain comfort fit solitaire is the cheapest mounting of the group and a pavé or hidden halo design the most expensive. Put a different natural asscher from the 8,987 in stock into the same design and the asscher natural diamond engagement ring is repriced around it.

Complete ring prices for the asscher natural designs pictured here in 14K white gold, stone included, October 17, 2026

Buying Your Asscher Natural Diamond Ring Direct from Rare Carat

Rare Carat sells each asscher natural diamond engagement ring here directly and stands as merchant of record on every order. More than 2 million diamonds, natural as well as lab grown, are in stock for the center. If the ring is not right, returns are free within 30 days, and the first resize is free for a year. A lifetime manufacturing warranty covers the setting as well. After you order, our staff in New York put the diamond under a microscope and compare its laser inscription with the grading report. Free insured shipping is included on every order after that check. Installment plans from PayPal Pay Later, Katapult, Affirm, Klarna and Afterpay are offered at checkout. Customers rate Rare Carat 5 out of 5 on Google and on Trustpilot, and Trustpilot lists it as America's highest rated jewelry brand.

Stone counts and prices on this page were pulled from Rare Carat inventory on October 17, 2026 and apply the diamond grids' own filters, which are FL to SI2 clarity, Good or better cut, GIA, IGI or GCAL reports, with or without video, and D to K color. That gives 8,987 natural asschers, of which 8,155 have 360 HD video, alongside 24,591 lab grown asschers used for the comparison. Every price is the amount you pay today with savings applied. On every product page the regular price appears struck through next to it. A starting price means the cheapest stone in that row at any grade. A ring price means the finished ring exactly as pictured here on October 17, 2026, set in 14K white gold around the named center stone, and the number of designs is counted on this page itself. The color and clarity tables are limited to stones of 0.90 to 1.10 carats, so the price changes come from the grade rather than the weight.