Ring Style Guide
Engagement ring styles are as diverse as those who wear them. Whether your aesthetic leans toward classic, romantic, modern, vintage—or a combination, the possibilities are endless.
Round
The most classic shape of all. 58 facets for that WOW factor. Round cuts typically provide the most flexibility in terms of balancing cut, color and clarity.
Cushion
Also referred to as pillow cut, this diamond shape has rounded corners, and larger facets to increase their brilliance. Can be cut as squares or rectangles.
Pear
This brilliant-cut diamond is also called a teardrop for its single point and rounded end. The unique look of the pear shape helps make it a popular choice for engagement rings. It can be worn with the point facing up or down.
Emerald
What makes the emerald shape distinct is its pavilion, which is cut with rectangular facets to create a unique optical appearance. Due to its large open table and step-cut pavilion, this shape highlights the clarity of the diamond.
Radiant
Trimmed corners are the signature of this diamond, and they help make the radiant shape a popular and versatile choice for jewelry. The radiant shape offers the best of both worlds: the elegant rectangular symmetry of an emerald shape with the brilliant sparkle and facets of a round.
Marquise
The marquise shape is an ode to vintage style. The stone name is inspired by Marquise de Pompadour—it's said that King Louis XIV of France commissioned a stone to be created in the perfect shape of her smile. The shape of a marquise can maximize carat weight, giving you a much larger-looking diamond.
Asscher
This beautifully distinct shape is nearly identical to the emerald-cut diamond, except that it's square. An Asscher’s pavilion is cut with rectangular facets in the same style as the emerald.
Oval
The oval shape is a variation of the iconic, most timeless round-cut diamond. Choose the oval diamond if you like the classic lines of the round diamond but are seeking something a little more unique.
Princess
Its beautiful brilliance and unique cut makes it a favorite for engagement rings. This shape has pointed corners and is traditionally known as a square-cut diamond, although they vary in how square or rectangular they are.
Your love is beautiful and unique - create the ring that exemplifies that.