A halo style ring is a dazzling design where the center gemstone is completely encircled by a "halo" of smaller accent stones (usually pavé diamonds or moissanites). This style is one of the most popular choices in the world because of its ability to maximize light and create a massive visual impact.

A princess shape moissanite is a modern favorite, characterized by its sharp, square silhouette and intense brilliance. It is the second most popular cut after the round brilliant, offering a sleek, contemporary look with a high degree of "fire."

1. Geometric Design

The princess cut is defined by its clean lines and technical precision:

• The Square Profile: It features a perfectly square (or slightly rectangular) face with four sharp 90-degree corners.
• Pyramid Shape: If you look at the stone from the side, it resembles an inverted pyramid. This depth allows light to bounce around the interior of the stone effectively.
• Modern Aesthetic: Its straight edges make it look very architectural and "crisp," making it a top choice for modern engagement rings and channel-set wedding bands.

2. Light Performance & Sparkle

While many square cuts (like the Emerald cut) are "step-cuts" with a glassy look, the princess is a brilliant cut.

• Maximum Brilliance: It has up to 76 facets, which is more than the standard round cut. This creates a "scintillation" effect—thousands of tiny, rapid flashes of light.
• Moissanite Fire: Because moissanite has higher dispersion than a diamond, a princess-cut moissanite will show vibrant rainbow-colored flashes, particularly coming from the corners and the center of the stone.