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1 of 9An 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 · 7.81 × 5.57 × 3.82 mm · approx. 1.70 ct | 1 ct, 1.5 ct, 1.70 ct, 2 ct, 2.5 ct, 3 ct, 3.5 ct, 4 ct, 4.5 ct |
| Accent diamonds | None | — |
| Total diamond weight | Approx. 1.70 ct | Varies with center size |
| Stone type | Lab Grown Diamond | — |
| Setting | Double-Claw Four-Prong Open Cathedral Basket | — |
| Finish · Occasion | High Polish · Engagement, Anniversary, Bridal | — |
An emerald cut lab grown diamond solitaire engagement ring from Signora Jewels.
An approximately 1.70 ct emerald cut diamond measuring 7.81 × 5.57 × 3.82 mm is secured in a double-claw four-prong cathedral basket with an open gallery.
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 framed by four double-claw prongs that lightly grip each corner without interrupting the clean geometry of the step-cut facets. At Signora Jewels, the open cathedral basket lifts the diamond above a slim comfort-fit band, allowing light to enter beneath the stone while keeping the side profile refined.
The approximately 1.80 mm shank keeps the ring balanced and comfortable for everyday wear, while the cathedral shoulders rise naturally into the basket instead of adding unnecessary bulk. From every angle the focus remains on the long mirror-like reflections that make an emerald cut unique.
Browse more engagement rings, compare diamond shapes in our diamond stone guide, or explore precious metals in our metal guide.
Design highlights
The double-claw prongs create a crisp outline around each corner while leaving the long step facets uninterrupted. Combined with the cathedral basket, the design keeps the emerald cut visually open from every direction.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Center stone | Emerald Cut · 7.81 × 5.57 × 3.82 mm · approx. 1.70 ct (shown) |
| Accent stones | None |
| Total weight / count | Approx. 1.70 ct · 1 Diamond |
| Setting | Double-Claw Four-Prong Open Cathedral Basket |
| Center options | 1 ct, 1.5 ct, 1.70 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 weight determines the final proportions of the finished ring.
Emerald cut diamonds are known for broad step-cut reflections and exceptional clarity. Every center diamond is F color, VS1 clarity and , chosen to complement the clean proportions of this cathedral solitaire.
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 maintain brilliance. Inspect the double-claw prongs periodically to ensure the corners remain secure.
Why does this ring use double-claw prongs?
Double-claw prongs secure each corner with two fine tips instead of one. They highlight the rectangular outline while providing additional protection for the corners of the emerald cut.
What does the cathedral setting add?
The cathedral shoulders support the basket from below while lifting the diamond into stronger light. This creates an open side profile and makes cleaning beneath the stone easier.
Can this solitaire be worn with a wedding band?
Yes. The slim comfort-fit shank pairs well with straight wedding bands, while contoured bands can sit even closer beneath the cathedral basket.
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 provide a warmer contrast around the center diamond.