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An emerald cut is a step cut: long, open facets that flash broad and slow instead of sparkling like a round. A cut that open hides nothing, so the stone underneath has to be good. We're the factory, so that grade of stone doesn't come at a retail markup. All 90 pieces, spanning engagement rings, bridal sets, wedding bands, eternity rings and tennis bracelets, all natural diamonds and made to order in 14K or 18K white, yellow, or rose gold, or platinum, with prices ranging as low as $1,084.99.
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Straight answers from the factory floor. Every piece here carries a Lifetime Limited Labor Warranty and a 30-day return window. US shipping is free, and Affirm is at checkout if you'd rather split the cost. We make your piece in 5 to 7 business days. US shipping is 1 to 3 business days, depending on the option you pick. Anything else, contact us and we'll answer it.
Per carat, usually not. Rounds carry a demand premium, so an emerald cut of the same weight typically costs less. The trade-off is clarity: those long open facets show inclusions plainly, so the clarity grade sets the price more than the shape does. On this page prices run to $15,492.99 at the top, and every stone is natural.
There's no one honest average. Color and clarity move the price of a 1 carat stone by thousands, and the emerald cut leans on clarity more than most shapes do. The real numbers on this shelf: 90 pieces, prices ranging as low as $1,084.99, with the middle of the shelf at $3,148.99.
No lab grades cuts on class, but the emerald cut is the one people usually mean. It's the shape of the Art Deco pieces of the 1920s: long straight facets under an open table, broad flashes instead of glitter. It reads calm and deliberate where a brilliant cut reads busy. That part is taste, and it's why the emerald cut keeps its reputation without any trend behind it.
For an emerald cut, clarity, and it isn't close. Step cutting turns the top of the stone into a set of open windows, the hall-of-mirrors effect, and an inclusion a round brilliant would scramble into its sparkle sits in plain view here. The shape gives some of that cost back: an elongated outline spreads its weight down the finger, so an emerald cut wears larger than a round of the same carat.
Round, emerald and princess are the safe answers, and the emerald cut is the oldest idea of the three. Jewelers were step cutting diamonds long before the modern round brilliant existed, and the shape hasn't changed since it got its name in the 1920s. Pick the outline you'll still want to look at in thirty years.
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The emerald cut is the honest one. Step cutting opens the stone into long parallel facets, so instead of round-brilliant sparkle you get broad, slow flashes, and instead of hiding inclusions the cut shows you exactly what's inside. We've cast, set and polished our own jewelry in our own US factory since 2001, so the price you see is the factory's price, not a showroom's.
All 90 pieces here are natural emerald cut diamonds, mined rather than grown, and this shelf runs wider than rings: engagement rings and bridal sets sit alongside wedding bands, eternity rings and tennis bracelets. Before you filter: many of these designs pair an emerald cut center with round or princess accent stones. That's deliberate. The step-cut center does the slow, broad flashing and the brilliant accents put sparkle around it.
An emerald cut needs a cleaner stone to look right, and that shows in the numbers: prices range as low as $1,084.99, reach $15,492.99 at the top, and the middle of the shelf sits at $3,148.99. Every piece is made to order in 14K or 18K white, yellow or rose gold, or in platinum, and the elongated outline is kind to the hand, stretching down the finger. To see the shape against every other cut we make, start with our diamond engagement rings collection. If you want the square brilliant instead of the step cut, our princess cut diamond jewelry page holds the square brilliants. And if you're stuck between two pieces here, contact us and we'll narrow it down with you.
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