Emerald cut solitaire engagement rings allow this geometric cut to shine solo, drawing your attention to the sleek hall of mirrors contained within the emerald cut diamond. Each of our classic emerald cut solitaire engagement rings offers a little something different, and these intricate details could help you decide which emerald cut diamond ring is right for you. The Whisper Ring features traditional single prongs at each of the corners for something completely classic. The Filament Ring builds on the Whisper Ring, adding double prongs to the traditional solitaire emerald cut ring. The Threaded Ring adds even more detail, with thread-like triple prongs anchoring the statement stone. The Formation Ring features a bezel setting, making this the most contemporary of our emerald cut solitaire engagement rings. This bezel set engagement ring features something extra special: six hidden diamonds tucked between the prongs.

We couldn’t have a collection of emerald cut engagement rings without some inspiration from the era that skyrocketed the emerald cut diamond’s popularity. These unique emerald cut diamond engagement rings add geometric details that take the emerald cut diamond back in time, setting this unique cut into Art Deco engagement rings. The Evenfall Ring frames the emerald cut diamond in a sleek bezel setting, framing the focal stone with triangular tapers inlaid with round cut accent diamonds. The Fluency Ring mirrors step cuts across this emerald cut diamond ring, enveloping the band in baguette cut diamonds and creating the illusion that the band itself is solid diamond, visually punctuated by prongs in the metal of your choice. The Stanza Ring flips the emerald cut engagement ring on its head, setting the diamond east-west and framing it in a half bezel setting, the half bezel tapering at the edges as it mirrors the angles of the focal stone. 

Designer Melanie Casey is known for her delicate and dynamic diamond clusters, which offer a light and whimsical contrast to the solid geometry of an emerald cut ring. A cluster of accent diamonds is a great way to add that classic brilliant diamond sparkle to an emerald cut engagement ring. The Snowdrift Ring surrounds the focal stone with flurry-like diamonds, set at different levels that bring a new kind of depth to the step cut faceting of an emerald cut diamond ring. The To A Flame Ring is truly unique, featuring a sprinkle of accent diamonds that appear adhered to the stone by gravitational pull alone. This subtle sparkle matches the understated beauty of an emerald cut diamond. The Myriad Ring adds pockets of negative space to the white diamond accents and carries a complex cluster of diamonds until the moment the band wraps behind your finger.

A wide band will create a uniquely contemporary emerald cut diamond ring, widening the scope of your ring horizontally to create more drama and finger coverage. The Fluctuate Ring is more romantic, featuring a wide and sculptural band of bubbled metal that dips in the center in a sweetheart silhouette. The soft curves of this emerald cut diamond ring contrast beautifully with the sharp and angular nature of the focal stone. The Embankment Ring is sharper, featuring a wide razor band that angles toward a midline that runs along the band. This geometric band perfectly complements the geometric focal stone.