The emerald shape lab grown diamond is known for its clean lines, elegant proportions, and timeless appeal. Unlike brilliant-cut diamonds that focus on sparkle, the emerald cut uses a step-cut style with long, parallel facets that create a unique “hall of mirrors” effect. Most emerald diamonds feature around 57 facets, highlighting clarity and transparency rather than intense brilliance. Its rectangular shape with trimmed corners gives it a sophisticated look that has remained popular for generations.
An emerald cut lab grown diamond from our collection starts at $600 and can go up to $4,000, with the final price varying based on the 4Cs cut, color, clarity, and carat weight.
Emerald cut diamonds look especially amazing in many different settings. Check out our large selection of vintage engagement rings for inspiration.
A 2 carat emerald cut diamond typically measures around 8.5mm x 6.5mm, though exact dimensions can vary depending on the depth and proportions of the stone.
Emerald cuts can appear less flashy and less busy than brilliant cuts, making them a popular choice for classic brides and those who prefer clean lines.
Emerald cut diamonds need more routine cleaning to appear sparkly and clean. If your diamond appears dirty, then warm water, mild dish soap, and a soft brush will be an easy and quick solution in between professional cleaning.
Yes, emerald cut lab grown diamonds are certified. Like IGI, GIA, or GCAL, these certificates evaluate the diamond based on the 4 Cs: cut, color, clarity, and carat weight, ensuring that you know the quality of the diamond you’re purchasing.
Although emerald cuts look great in any style setting, classic settings like sleek halos, solitaires, and simple pave styles accentuate their minimalistic aesthetic.
Emerald cut diamonds have very long, lean facets that tend to make them a little more showy when it comes to inclusions. We suggest going with a VS1 or higher for the clarity grade to ensure the diamond. So yes, emerald cuts can be a little more expensive than traditional brilliant cut stones due to needing a higher clarity grade.
Emerald cut diamonds are step-cut diamonds faceted to optimize their subtle sparkle, enchanting glow and hall of mirrors effect. They can sparkle, but they will do so differently than more brilliantly faceted diamonds. Still, emerald diamonds offer a beautiful glow and gentle sparkle that sets them apart.