An Emerald cut solitaire ring features a single Emerald cut VRAI created diamond at its center. This cut is rectangular in shape with beveled edges. It features mesmerizing step-cut facets that create a subtle hall-of-mirrors effect when catching the light.
When pairing an Emerald cut diamond with a sleek solitaire ring, the result is a clean, architectural aesthetic. Although this look is thoroughly modern, it has been loved throughout history, particularly during the Art Deco era.
Why Choose an Emerald Cut Diamond?
The Emerald cut diamond is often chosen because its elongated silhouette slims the finger. Its linear look is one of timeless elegance, and its subtle shine is perfect for those wanting understated elegance. For those who choose the Emerald cut, prioritize cut and clarity. Its step cut facets allow for extra visibility, so go for an eye-clean center stone.
Emerald Cut vs. Other Cuts
The Emerald cut is considered a classic diamond shape, as are Round Brilliant and Oval cut diamonds. But that’s where their similarities end. The Emerald is less sparkly and more sleek and subtle than Rounds and Ovals. Its rectangular shape also makes it stand apart, giving it a look of strength and endurance instead of a soft, romantic look.
Caring for Your Emerald Cut Solitaire
It’s important to remember that step facets in an Emerald cut diamond show oil and residue easily. So it’s important to clean regularly with gentle soap and water. Be sure to store separately to avoid surface scratching
