Emerald Cut Engagement Rings

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Emerald cut engagement rings hold a rectangular, step-cut center with clipped corners, the shape known for clean lines and mirror-like flashes. This range covers solitaires, pave bands, halos and hidden halos, three stone settings, vintage designs with milgrain, and baguette or pear side stones. Choose the center in the next step, and the setting in gold, platinum or Silvadium, a tarnish-resistant sterling silver. Styles for an emerald cut ring A solitaire with a plain or pave band shows the stone's long, clean outline best. A halo frames the center in lab-grown diamond accents and makes it look larger, while a hidden halo tucks the accents under the stone so they show only from the side. Three stone settings pair the center with side stones, and baguette side stones match the emerald cut's step facets for an Art Deco look. Vintage designs add milgrain, filigree or engraving, and split shank, twisted and bypass bands change the line of the ring. Choosing your emerald cut diamond An emerald cut has long, open facets that act like a window into the stone, so clarity matters more than in a brilliant cut. The length-to-width ratio sets the look: around 1.3 to 1.4 is the classic rectangle, and longer stones look slimmer on the finger. Emerald cuts look larger than round stones of the same weight because more of the weight sits in the top. Most settings here also come for a fancy pink, yellow, green or blue center, and many for black. Price and metal Settings start under $150, and most are between about $700 and $1,200 for the setting; the center is chosen and priced in the next step. Every design comes in white, yellow or rose gold, and nearly all in platinum and silver. White metals suit a colorless center, while yellow gold gives the clean lines a warm, vintage frame. Made to order Each ring is made for you in 10–15 days. Shipping is free on orders over $500, returns are accepted within 30 days, and one resize is free within 60 days of delivery. Emerald Cut Engagement