Emerald Cut Engagement Rings
An emerald cut is a step cut: long, parallel facets form mirrored panels that let you see into the stone, with sparkle mostly at the edges. It has a glass-like look rather than high sparkle, so it needs higher colour and clarity. Treat these emerald cut engagement rings as starting points for a lab-grown or natural emerald cut, at our Toronto studio or virtually. Looking for the green gemstone instead? See our emerald engagement rings.
Read our guide: Emerald Cut Engagement Rings: Read this First before you Buy
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Classic Emerald-Cut Solitaire Engagement Ring
Emerald-Cut Solitaire Engagement Ring
Emerald and Tapered Baguettes 3-Stone Engagement Ring
Classic Pavé Emerald Engagement Ring
Emerald Solitaire Engagement Ring
Bezel Set Emerald Engagement Ring With Split-Shank Band
Classic Emerald Engagement Ring With Pavé Band
Bezel Set 3-Stone Emerald-Cut Engagement Ring
Pavé Emerald Engagement Ring With Hidden Halo
Moissanite Emerald Engagement Ring
Emerald Moissanite Engagement Ring With Petal Prongs And Pavé
Emerald And Pear 3-Stone Engagement Ring
FAQ
Is an emerald cut the same as an emerald?
No. Emerald cut is the name of a step-cut shape, while an emerald is a green gemstone. The emerald cut is not limited to diamonds: we can cut it in any gemstone or in moissanite. Our emerald engagement rings page shows the green stone.
Why does clarity matter more in an emerald cut?
Its mirror-like panels give a full view of the stone inside and out, while a brilliant cut's sparkle can mask imperfections. We suggest VS2 clarity or higher, or a very clean SI1, and H colour or higher depending on your own sensitivity.
Which celebrities have emerald cut engagement rings?
Famous emerald cut rings have been worn by Jackie O and Grace Kelly, and today by Beyoncé and Amal Clooney. You can try on replicas of these famous emerald cut rings at our Toronto studio.
How long does it take to make a custom emerald cut engagement ring?
Anywhere from 2 to 8 weeks generally. The exact timeline will largely depend on you. Generally it takes longer the more involved you want to be in the design approval process. Let us know what timeline you need your ring within and we’ll make sure it happens.