Emerald cut engraved engagement rings set a step-cut diamond above a band engraved with scrollwork and milgrain. An emerald cut flashes in broad planes rather than sparkling, and it shows its clarity and color more plainly than other shapes; an engraved band answers that restraint with detail of its own, which is why the pairing reads as Art Deco from across a room.
Three engraved designs for an emerald cut
The engraved collection makes three of its designs for the emerald cut: the Heirloom Cathedral ($2,050), with a detailed gallery under the stone; the Engraved Cathedral ($2,200), scroll engraving along the shoulders under a raised head whose prongs cap the cut corners; and the Vintage Inspired band ($2,400), our most detailed engraving. Each is made in 14k and 18k yellow, white, rose and two-tone gold and platinum; prices are the 14k setting before the diamond.
Choosing an emerald cut for an engraved ring
Because the step facets hide nothing, an emerald cut rewards a higher clarity grade than a brilliant cut of the same size. Our emerald cut engagement rings guide covers clarity, ratio and sizes, and the full emerald cut collection shows the same stone in every setting we make.
Every ring is made to order around a lab-grown emerald cut diamond you choose, graded by IGI or GIA, and ships free in the US with 30-day returns, one complimentary resize within 100 days and a lifetime manufacturing warranty.
