We’ve been searching for some clarity. Well, the diamond kind! And you’d be hard-pressed to find a diamond shape that offers more where this 4th C is concerned than the ever-so-sophisticated emerald cut. This timeless style is characterized by a square face + stepped facets, and we are loving the way jewelers today are complementing these center stones with pavé diamonds, sparkling halos, gleaming baguettes and more. But even when emerald cut diamonds go solo, they’re still rocking full glory. So if you’re in the market for the most elegant ring shape, look no further!
Ring by Stones & Gold
Ring by Alyssa & Anna Jewelry
Ring by Victor Barboné Jewelry
Ring by Trabert Goldsmiths
Photo by Nikki Closser
Ring by Anna Sheffield
Ring by Alexis Russell
Ring by BBB Gem
Ring by Claudia Jewellers
Ring by Victor Barboné Jewelry
Okay, YES! This vintage Colombian emerald engagement ring is nearly 100 years old and is giving us major Art Deco vibes. The intricate band is equally as astonishing as the emerald center stone, and we cannot imagine a better “wow” effect than the Asscher cut diamonds bordering each side.
Ring by BBB Gem
Ring by Coast
Ring by Honey Jewelry Co.
Ring by Good Stone Inc.
Ring by Anna Sheffield
Ring by Victor Barboné Jewelry
Ring by Good Stone Inc.
Ring by Honey Jewelry Co.
Ring by Bel Viaggio Designs
Ring by Ken & Dana Design
Ring by Emily Gill Design
Ring by Grew & Co.
Then check out this mint tourmaline stunner with the most unique cluster of stones. Yes, yes, 1000 times, yes!
Ring by Ken & Dana Design
Photo by Jenny B Photography with a ring by Susie Saltzman
Ring by Ken & Dana Design
Ring by Susie Saltzman
Ring by Single Stone
Photo by Lacie Hansen with a ring by Single Stone
Ring by Diamond Nexus
Ring by Trumpet & Horn
If you’ve been following along for a while, you know we’ve been fixated on all kinds of glorious gems. So check out our recent roundups for black diamond engagement rings + alternative boho styles too!
