5.4ct DEW White Moissanite Asscher Solitaire Ring

Five carats of geometric depth — the 5.4ct DEW White Moissanite Asscher Solitaire Ring in 18K Gold Vermeil on 925 Sterling Silver, GRA certified.

At 5.4ct DEW in the Asscher cut, this ring sits at the intersection of visual presence and refined proportion — large enough that the hall-of-mirrors effect is fully immersive, sized appropriately for sophisticated everyday wear.

How does the Asscher cut in 2026 compare to its popularity in the 1920s?

The Asscher cut was created in 1902 by Joseph Asscher of Amsterdam and became the defining jewelry cut of the Art Deco movement of the 1920s. Its popularity declined with the rise of the round brilliant in the 1950s but has experienced a sustained revival since approximately 2015, driven by celebrity jewelry (the Asscher appeared in numerous high-profile engagements including Sarah Jessica Parker, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Pippa Middleton), vintage jewelry trends, and the broader “quiet luxury” aesthetic movement. In 2026, the Asscher cut in moissanite has become one of the most searched non-round cut shapes — specifically because moissanite’s eye-clean clarity showcases the cut’s defining depth effect without compromise.

Does the 5.4ct Asscher look better in yellow gold or white gold?

The Asscher cut, being an Art Deco-origin design, has the strongest historical and aesthetic association with yellow gold. The warm gold of 18K vermeil complements the Asscher’s geometric, vintage-influenced character — the combination evokes 1920s fine jewelry in the most direct way. White gold or platinum creates a cooler, more contemporary look — the Asscher becomes crisper and more modern in cool metal. Both work. The 18K gold vermeil in this ring is the historically resonant choice.

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