Emerald Cut Ring

An emerald cut diamond is a rectangular-shaped diamond with step-cut facets arranged in parallel lines. This creates a striking “hall of mirrors” effect, emphasizing clarity and elegance rather than sparkle.

Emerald cuts have a subtle, elegant shimmer instead of the fiery sparkle seen in brilliant cuts. They produce long flashes of light, highlighting the diamond’s clarity and luster.

Yes. Due to their large table and elongated shape, emerald cut diamonds often appear larger than other diamond shapes of the same carat weight. For example, a 1-carat emerald cut can look larger than a 1-carat round cut.

Because the step-cut facets reveal imperfections easily, it’s important to prioritize:

• Clarity: VS1 or higher is recommended.
• Color: H or better for a clean, bright look.

Popular settings include:

• Solitaire: Showcases the diamond’s shape.
• Three-stone: Adds side diamonds for extra elegance.
• Halo: Enhances sparkle and makes the center stone look bigger.

Emerald cut diamonds are often more affordable than round brilliants of the same carat weight. However, because they require higher clarity and color, prices can vary. Engagement rings typically range between $1,000–$5,000+, depending on size and setting.

• Classic emerald cut: 1.30 – 1.40 ratio
• Elongated look: 1.50 – 1.75 ratio
  The choice depends on personal preference.
  
  

Yes. The cropped corners make them less prone to chipping than sharp-cornered cuts. Still, like all fine jewelry, they should be worn with care.

An emerald cut ring often reflects timeless style, sophistication, and confidence. It suggests a love for classic elegance with understated glamour.

Emerald cut diamonds are relatively rare, making up only about 3% of all diamonds. Their exclusivity adds to their luxurious appeal.