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Gold Princess Cut Grillz
Shop gold princess cut grillz from Seattle Gold Grills in solid gold. Custom-fit from a dental impression; compare 6 tooth counts.
Gold princess cut grillz use a square, stepped facet pattern, the same geometry a princess cut stone would carry, cut straight into the gold so each tooth breaks into a grid of sharp planes. Seattle Gold Grills makes them in Renton, Washington, in solid gold, custom-fit from a dental impression, with exact tooth counts on every listing. The shop has been a family of jewelers since 1976.
Shop Gold Princess Cut Grillz by Tooth Count
Six tooth counts are available, which covers everything from a single square-cut tooth to a set that runs across the front. Because the pattern is geometric, it lines up neatly when several teeth sit side by side, and it stays symmetrical on an odd-numbered set.
Compare it with gold trillion cut grillz for a triangular grid, figure 8 cut grillz for a curved repeat, and the perm cut family for a tighter wave. The custom grillz full collection lists every cut in one place.
How Much Do Princess Cut Grillz Cost?
Each set is priced by metal, karat and exact tooth count, not by the cut pattern. Single teeth start in the hundreds of dollars, and full top-and-bottom gold sets typically run from around $1,000 into the thousands. Every product page lists the exact price for its tooth count. Afterpay, Affirm and Klarna are available at checkout.
How Princess Cut Grillz Are Fitted
These are removable grillz built from your own impression, so the square grid follows your tooth shapes rather than a stock arch. Order a mold kit with prepaid return shipping, or book a fitting in Renton to have the impression taken at the showroom.
Work out the karat and count first in the Grillz Builder: design it and save your quote.
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