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Emerald Cut Engagement Rings
The emerald cut engagement ring is the choice of the quietly confident — a shape rooted in Art Deco elegance, defined by its rectangular form, cropped corners, and dramatic step-cut facets. Unlike brilliant cuts, an emerald cut diamond doesn’t dazzle with fire; it captivates with depth, producing bold flashes of light and a signature “hall of mirrors” effect. That open table demands exceptional clarity, making every stone in our collection a statement of quality. Whether you prefer the purity of a classic solitaire, the glamour of a halo, or the romance of a three-stone setting, our emerald cut engagement rings are crafted to last a lifetime — and styled to turn heads every day.
Need Expert Guidance to Design an Emerald Cut Engagement Ring?
Need Expert Guidance to Design an Emerald Cut Engagement Ring?
Do you want to create a bespoke Emerald cut ring and require expert suggestions? Feel free to book a private appointment with our experienced designers to bring your idea into reality. We’ll happily give individual attention to each step you take with us; from the initial design to finalising the metal, settings and every aspect to create a ring that you will cherish for life.
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What Is an Emerald Cut Diamond?
An emerald cut diamond has a rectangular shape with cropped corners and parallel, step-like facets. In contrast to brilliant cuts it focuses on clarity and symmetry instead of sparkle and has a very smooth ”hall of mirrors” effect. A big, open table of an emerald cut diamond requires an almost flawless diamond with the least amount of inclusions. A diamond engagement ring emerald cut can be a smart substitute to traditional round or princess type cuts, appealing to those who prefer a vintage charm.
Why Choose an Emerald Cut Engagement Ring?
The timeless beauty and architectural look of an emerald cut diamond engagement ring will never go out of fashion. Because of the step-cut facets, the elongated shape shines with bold flashes of light and a clean and symmetrical appearance, which is ideal for the people who like minimalism and elegance. The extended shape of an emerald cut has the ability to elongate the finger creating an elegant and flattering look. No matter if placed in a classic solitaire or framed with some accent stones, emerald cut diamond engagement rings catch the eye for their understated luxury.
Emerald Cut- FAQ's
Are emerald cut engagement rings more affordable?
Are emerald cut engagement rings more affordable?
Yes. Emerald cut diamonds usually appear to be bigger per carat and are generally 20-30 percent less expensive as compared to round diamonds of equivalent quality.
Is clarity more important for emerald cut diamonds?
Is clarity more important for emerald cut diamonds?
Absolutely. The large, open table of an emerald cut makes inclusions more visible, therefore, a higher level of clarity (VS2 or higher) is suggested.
What should be the optimal ratio of length to width of an emerald cut?
What should be the optimal ratio of length to width of an emerald cut?
The ratio between 1.30-1.50 would be perfect, depending on whether you prefer a classic or elongated look.
Which settings suit an emerald cut diamond engagement ring best?
Which settings suit an emerald cut diamond engagement ring best?
Emerald cuts do well with solitaire settings, halo settings and three-stone settings particularly when paired with platinum or yellow gold.
Can I customize an engagement ring with an emerald cut diamond?
Can I customize an engagement ring with an emerald cut diamond?
Yes. You can create your ring by selecting settings and browsing diamonds as per your preference on our online store. Alternatively, you may choose to visit us at our Hatton Garden, London or Manchester Showrooms for a more personalised experience.
What metal looks best with an emerald cut diamond?
What metal looks best with an emerald cut diamond?
The clean lines and brightness are improved by use of white gold or platinum and may be further warmed by use of yellow or rose gold.
What certifications should I look for in an emerald cut diamond?
What certifications should I look for in an emerald cut diamond?
You must look for certificates graded by GIA or IGI to analyse the cut, clarity, color, and carat of the diamond.
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