Collection: Emerald Cut Diamond Engagement Rings

Looking for the perfect engagement ring for your significant other? Or maybe you’re browsing for inspiration?

Emerald cut engagement rings are a classic style, timelessly elegant and beautifully crafted.

Because of the rectangular shape, the beauty of the diamond is extraordinary - just like your partner. 

Although simple, the diamond cut doesn’t need a lot of fanfare, as the sparkle and shine of the diamond steal the show.

Available in a variety of different styles, the emerald cut works with various precious metals.

You can even incorporate additional diamonds in a halo effect around the main emerald-cut stone. 

This provides an extra level of protection to the stone, whilst also creating a stunning larger appearance.

Browse our unique collection of women’s emerald-cut diamond engagement rings today.

We also have a range of engagement rings at Ben Garelick, including heart-cut engagement rings, marquise engagement rings, princess-cut engagement rings, and oval-cut engagement rings. 

Whatever their style or preference, the perfect engagement ring can be discovered on our website.

FAQ's & Advice For Emerald Cut Engagement Rings

What makes an emerald-cut diamond engagement ring special?

The emerald cut offers a rectangular shape with long, clean lines and step-cut facets. It gives a refined, elegant look and emphasises clarity and depth over maximum sparkle.

How does emerald cut price compare with round or other cuts?

Emerald-cut diamonds often cost less per carat than round brilliant stones. For the same budget, you can get a larger looking diamond or a higher quality stone with better clarity or color.

Can I get an emerald-cut engagement ring in platinum or gold?

Yes. Most emerald cut engagement rings come in a variety of metals, such as yellow gold, rose gold, platinum or even white gold. The metal choice does not affect the size of the diamond but does change the overall style and durability.

Do emerald-cut diamonds require special settings or protection?

The shape has no sharp points to protect. A classic four- or six-prong setting is usually sufficient. Because the stone emphasises clarity, ring design should avoid settings that obscure the sides too much.

Is the emerald cut flattering on all finger shapes?

Yes. Its long rectangular form can make fingers look longer and more slender. It tends to suit those who prefer a subtle, sophisticated style.

Are emerald-cut rings still popular now?

Yes. Many choose emerald cut when they want understated elegance and a timeless look. It works well with vintage and Art-Deco inspired designs. They're also currently on trend when they are set east-west as opposed to the traditional north-south setting!

Are emerald-cut engagement rings good for everyday wear?

Yes. The emerald cut’s shape is practical for daily use. With a secure, well-crafted setting, an emerald-cut ring handles everyday wear reliably.