
Princess Cut Engagement Rings
A princess cut diamond is a geometric square with 90-degree corners and brilliant faceting, so it gives intense, fiery sparkle. For years it was the second most popular diamond shape, after the round. It can be set square or as a kite, and a cushion halo or graduated side stones can soften its angles. Treat these princess cut engagement rings as starting points for a lab-grown or natural princess, in downtown Toronto or virtually.
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Princess Pavé Engagement Ring


Princess Solitaire Engagement Ring With Double Prongs


Princess Pavé Engagement Ring


Princess Double Halo Engagement Ring


Halo Princess Engagement Ring


Princess Engagement Ring With Twist Band


Two-Tone Solitaire Princess Engagement Ring


3-Stone Princess Engagement Ring With Pavé Twist Band


Princess Solitaire Engagement Ring With Cathedral


Art Deco Princess Engagement Ring With Halo, Pavé, and Milgrain Detail


Princess Engagement Ring With Cathedral Trellis and Split-Shank Band


Classic Princess Engagement Ring With Pavé Band


Princess Bypass Style Engagement Ring With Pavê


Princess Engagement Ring With Milgrain Pavé


Princess Pave Engagement Ring With Cathedral

FAQ
What prongs are best for a princess cut diamond?
We usually recommend V-tip prongs. A princess cut's sharp corners can be a weak point, and V-tips protect them while keeping a sleek look. Round-tip prongs also work, but they need to be a little chunkier to guard the corners fully.
What is the difference between a princess cut and a cushion cut?
Both are square. A princess has sharp 90-degree corners, while a square cushion keeps the square shape with softer, bowed edges for a gentler, more romantic feel. Clients who love a square but find the princess too angular often compare the two.
What is the difference between a princess cut and an emerald cut?
Both are geometric, but they shine differently. An emerald cut is a rectangular step cut with a hall-of-mirrors effect and subtle flashes of light. A princess cut has brilliant faceting, so it gives intense, fiery sparkle instead.
How long does it take to make a custom princess 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.