✅ To balance the look, opt for cuts with more width and horizontal length, such as cushion cut and heart-shaped stones. Pear and Asscher cuts are also flattering choices.

❌ Try to avoid cuts with sharp, angular lines like princess cut and marquise cut—they can accentuate the fullness of the fingers.

✅ To visually elongate the fingers, go for shapes like oval, pear, and marquise cuts—they create the illusion of longer fingers.

❌ Square cuts, though stylish, can visually "cut" the finger in half due to their horizontal lines, making the fingers appear even shorter. Proceed with caution!

✅ If you want to make the base of the fingers look slimmer, go for oval, marquise, and pear cuts—they enhance the natural flow of your hand.

❌ Cuts like cushion, Asscher, and heart-shaped might make the base of the fingers look thicker and heavier.

✅ Longer shapes like marquise and oval can visually balance out the knuckles and make the finger base appear slimmer.

✅ The bold structure of emerald, radiant, and Asscher cuts complements the strong bone structure, giving an elegant and sophisticated look.

❌ Avoid overly delicate cuts that might make the knuckles seem more pronounced.

✅ Feel free to experiment with any shape you love.

❌ Since your fingers are already long, cuts like oval and marquise that elongate the hand may seem unnecessary—unless you're aiming to make everyone jealous!

✅ Your well-balanced hands can pull off any cut effortlessly.

✅ Whatever shape you love—go for it!