No, a diamond is not normally cut into a square shape.
Diamond cut only refers to the shape of the links in the chain.
A tourne cut is a 7cut into a football shape mostly done on carrots & potato
A princess cut diamond has a square shape, while a pear shape diamond is tapered at one end.
A radiant cut diamond is a type of diamond cut that combines the elegance of emerald and the brilliance of a round cut. It has a rectangular or square shape with trimmed corners and has a total of 70 facets, which help to maximize its sparkle and brilliance.
The round diamond shape is the most popular shape and accounts for about 75% of all diamonds that are sold. The reason being that, due to the way it is cut, it maximizes brightness. The princess cut diamond has a square or rectangular shape and it’s the second most popular diamond shape after the round diamond. The reason why the princess cut is cheaper and more affordable than a round cut is due to the fact that the yield from the rough stone is 80-90%, whereas the round diamond yield is about 40%. The larger the yield is the more affordable the diamond is.
There are no carrots in any diamond. You can find carrots at your local farmers market.
"L B L" on a diamond ring likely stands for "Lozenge, Brilliant, Lozenge," referring to the diamond's shape and cut. A Lozenge is a type of diamond shape with four straight edges, and "Brilliant" refers to the diamond's cut quality.
Wikipedia lists its cut as "Antique cushion."
Brilliant Cut, or Round Brilliant cut as it can also be called, is a round diamond ;its the generic and most common shape you will see for a diamond in jewellery, especially engagement solitaire rings.
The answer to this question depends on the shape of the diamond. If you mean a modern brilliant-cut round diamond, they have 58 facets.
Real "baby carrots" are immature carrots or small cultivars. You can, however, cut the top half of a regular carrot into quarters, then round them into the same small shape. The difference in texture, however, will usually be obvious.