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Emerald Cut Engagement Rings
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1.00ct Emerald cut Diamond engagement ring
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1.60ct emerald cut Diamond engagement ring
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18ct gold emerald ring with pave milgrain shoulders
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1.00ct horizontally set Emerald cut Diamond ring
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Baguette cut 3 stone engagement ring
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Emerald and baguette cut 3 stone diamond ring
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Emerald and old cut 3 stone ring
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emerald trillion & round art deco style halo cluster
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Emerald Cut Ring With Tapered Baguette Cut Shoulder Set in Natural Unplated 18ct White Gold
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18ct gold emerald cut solitaire with split shoulders
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1.80ct emerald cut diamond ring with round diamond halo
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Emerald cut faceted ring in 18ct yellow gold
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An emerald cut engagement ring is an enchanted diamond shape because of its unique faceting pattern unlike the majority of diamond shapes. Their slender shape is said to lengthen the fingers, making them appear more slender, while giving off the look of a bigger diamond. Emerald cut engagement rings are particularly sought after for their Art Deco style elegance & timeless appeal.
Early emerald cut diamonds were first developed as a way to showcase the captivating clarity characteristics within an emerald gemstone. Emerald cut engagement rings are optimal for enhancing the colour in a coloured gemstone or diamond because of their larger top-view.
The step-cut faceting technique of an emerald cut diamond gives it what the industry calls a “hall of mirrors” effect. The faceting arrangement causes light to bounce off one another creating elegant sparkle. One thing to bear in mind when looking at Emerald cut Diamond engagement rings is that the way emerald cuts are faceted makes them a little unforgiving when it comes to clarity. In other words you can spot inclusions a little easier than with other cuts. This means you may want to for a VS1 or VS2 clarity rather than an SI1 or SI2.
All out natural Diamonds are independently graded by the GIA. Our lab grown Dimaonds are mainly graded by the IGI.