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1 of 10An independent IGI grading report is included when the selected individual lab-grown center or primary diamond is 0.50 ct or larger.
| Detail | In the photos | Customizable |
|---|---|---|
| Center diamond | Emerald Cut · 6.66 × 4.70 × 3.17 mm · approx. 1.00 ct | 1 ct, 1.5 ct, 2 ct, 2.5 ct, 3 ct, 3.5 ct, 4 ct, 4.5 ct |
| Accent diamonds | None | — |
| Total diamond weight | Approx. 1.00 ct | Varies with center size |
| Stone type | Lab Grown Diamond | — |
| Setting | Four-Prong Open Basket Solitaire | — |
| Finish · Occasion | High Polish · Engagement, Anniversary, Bridal | — |
An emerald cut lab grown diamond solitaire engagement ring from Signora Jewels.
An approximately 1.00 ct emerald cut diamond measuring 6.66 × 4.70 × 3.17 mm is secured in a classic four-prong open basket, allowing light to enter from every side while highlighting the clean step-cut facets.
Made to order in 11 metals: Silver, 9K/14K/18K Gold (Yellow, White and Rose) and Platinum.
Each metal color is shown in the photos. Choose your preferred center diamond weight and metal from the options on this page.
The emerald cut is all about precision. Long step facets create broad flashes of light instead of scattered sparkle, giving the diamond a calm, mirror-like appearance. At Signora Jewels, this solitaire keeps every distraction away from the center with a slim comfort-fit shank and an open basket that leaves the side profile clean.
The approximately 1.70 mm band feels light on the finger while naturally drawing the eye toward the rectangular center stone. The cathedral-free profile keeps the design balanced, and the approximately 5.90 mm setting height provides enough clearance beneath the diamond for easy cleaning without making the ring feel unnecessarily tall.
Discover more engagement rings, compare diamond shapes in our diamond stone guide, or explore precious metal options with our metal guide.
Design highlights
Nothing surrounds the center stone, so every proportion matters. The slim shoulders transition smoothly into the four-prong basket, allowing the crisp corners and long step facets of the emerald cut to remain the focus from every angle.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Center stone | Emerald Cut · 6.66 × 4.70 × 3.17 mm · approx. 1.00 ct (shown) |
| Accent stones | None |
| Total weight / count | Approx. 1.00 ct · 1 Diamond |
| Setting | Four-Prong Open Basket Solitaire |
| Center options | 1 ct, 1.5 ct, 2 ct, 2.5 ct, 3 ct, 3.5 ct, 4 ct and 4.5 ct |
| Finish | High Polish |
Measurements are approximate. Your selected center diamond size determines the final proportions of the finished ring.
Emerald cut diamonds are valued for their clean geometry and broad reflections. The long step facets emphasize clarity and symmetry, creating flashes of light that move smoothly across the stone. Every center diamond is F color, VS1 clarity and
Available in Silver, 9K, 14K and 18K Yellow, White and Rose Gold, plus Platinum. Clean beneath the open basket using warm water, mild soap and a soft brush to keep the pavilion free from everyday buildup. Store the ring separately to help protect the emerald cut corners from contact with other jewelry.
Why does an emerald cut sparkle differently?
The emerald cut uses long step facets rather than brilliant facets. Instead of many small flashes, it produces larger reflections that move across the diamond as it turns.
Does the open basket make cleaning easier?
Yes. The open gallery allows access beneath the diamond with a soft brush, making routine cleaning much simpler than in a closed setting.
Can this solitaire ring be stacked with a wedding band?
Yes. The straight comfort-fit shank pairs well with classic wedding bands, allowing a clean and balanced bridal set.
Which metal complements an emerald cut best?
White gold and platinum emphasize the crisp geometry of the step-cut facets, while yellow and rose gold create a warmer contrast around the rectangular center stone.