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More model informationThe Asscher cut diamond, designed in 1902 by Joseph Asscher, is rich in metaphorical meaning, often representing a blend of Art Deco sophistication, vintage romance, and profound emotional commitment. Because of its unique, step-cut, “hall of mirrors” effect, it is often associated with transparency, deep emotional connection, and lasting love.
In alchemy, the diamond and specifically the structured “faceting” seen in the Asscher cut serves as a potent metaphor for the Philosopher’s Stone and the final stage of spiritual transformation.
Feb 17th 2026
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