Emerald Green Engagement Rings: Top Cuts
You can now shop for the perfect style of promise rings for couples. It is important to decide on the shape of your emerald centre stone before you even meet with a jeweler. We have a variety of cuts to choose. You can choose from an emerald cut emerald or a round cut, depending on your style. After you have decided on the shape of the stone and the prong style you want, you can either find the perfect premade setting from a jeweler or create something custom. Contact Customer Care if you have found the perfect center stone, but it is not in the setting you want. We can help you create your dream design.
Consider these top shapes of emerald-green jewelry for couples when choosing your prized piece.
Emerald Cut matching chains for couples
The emerald-cut’s clean lines pair beautifully with an emerald center stone. It will look stunning as either a single center stone or a series of side stones. Due to its staircase-like facet arrangement, the emerald cuts emit long flashes that sparkle. This is unlike brilliant cuts which shine everywhere. The emerald cuts have a modern, chic look with a touch a sophistication.
Princess Cut Emerald Ring
Princess cut emeralds, one of the most common stone shapes, are timeless and still attractive. The square shape is a classic look and goes well with many setting styles. You can add depth to your design by choosing a shank accented with colorless stones, or you can keep it simple with a solitaire. Princess shapes will look beautiful in either case.
Marquise Cut Emerald Ring
Consider a Marquise-cut emerald if you’re looking to go vintage. The oblong cut not only makes the emerald appear bigger, but also gives off a vintage vibe. A Marquise Emerald Engagement Ring will light up the room like an old family heirloom.
Cushion Cut Emerald Ring
Cushion cut stones have a unique round edge, giving them a unique blend of Round Brilliant and Princess shape. This shape is perfect for an emerald centre stone or accents around a diamond engagement band. Cushions are a great choice if you cannot decide between two classic shapes.
Pear Cut Emerald Ring
This shape is reminiscent of a delicate pear, and makes for a beautiful centerpiece to the perfect engagement ring. This style can be anything from a halo of colorless stones surrounding the emerald-colored center stone, to an attractive accented design. The finished piece will match your wardrobe no matter what design you select.
Oval Cut Emerald Ring
A dazzling Oval Emerald ring will make you look modern. Ovals are similar in shape to Round Brilliants, but they appear slightly stretched vertically. The stone is positioned in the same direction as your finger. This makes your fingers look slimmer, and the stone appear larger. If you’re looking for a new take on an old classic, the Oval cut Emerald is a great choice. It showcases carat weight in a beautiful way.
Asscher Cut Emerald Ring
Asscher cut emeralds have a similar shape to an Emerald. They are also known as Step-cuts. The Asscher cut emeralds have fine lines similar to those of a staircase. However, the Asscher is more square. The outside of the Asscher shape is more like a Princess-shaped silhouette, giving a new twist to an old look.
Round Brilliant Cut Emerald Ring
Round Brilliant Cut emeralds, the most iconic shape of all stones, are the most common. The classic shape is perfect for a center stone, accent stones or side stones. It keeps the design subtle. Diamond Nexus can help you choose the perfect combination of vintage emerald and traditional round shapes that will remain in style for many years.
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