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Marquise Cut Engagement Rings
Marquise Engagement Rings: Distinctive Shape, Enduring Elegance
Marquise engagement rings stand out with their distinctive elongated shape and pointed ends, creating a refined silhouette that naturally elongates the finger. This elegant “boat-shaped” cut, originally designed for royalty, offers a unique blend of sophistication and brilliance. Its elongated form maximizes the stone’s visible size, giving the appearance of a larger diamond while reflecting light beautifully from every angle.
Marquise Moissanite Engagement Rings
For those seeking exceptional brilliance with an ethical edge, our Marquise Moissanite Engagement Rings are a breathtaking alternative to traditional diamonds. Moissanite’s fiery sparkle enhances the marquise shape’s elongated silhouette, creating a look that’s both luxurious and modern. Each stone is expertly cut to capture light from every angle, offering remarkable clarity and radiance. Whether set in sleek solitaire designs or surrounded by glittering halos, a marquise moissanite ring delivers the same elegance and romance — at a fraction of the cost. Perfect for brides who value both beauty and sustainability, this collection embodies sophistication with a contemporary twist.
Faq About Marquise Cut Ring
What is a marquise cut ring?
A marquise cut ring features a gemstone with an elongated oval shape, pointed at both ends. This cut is designed to maximize the carat weight of the stone, giving the illusion of a larger size. Marquise cuts are often used in engagement rings and other fine jewelry due to their unique and elegant appearance.
Why is it called a marquise cut?
The marquise cut was reportedly created in the 18th century by King Louis XV of France. He wanted a diamond shape that resembled the smile of his mistress, the Marquise de Pompadour. Hence, the name "marquise."
What is the best gemstone for a marquise cut ring?
While diamonds are the most common choice for marquise cut rings, other gemstones like sapphires, emeralds, rubies, and even opals can be cut into the marquise shape. The best gemstone will depend on personal preference, budget, and desired aesthetic.
What are the benefits of a marquise cut ring?
Illusion of Size: The elongated shape creates the appearance of a larger stone, making it a popular choice for those who want a bigger look without higher carat weight.
Finger Elongation: Marquise cut rings tend to make fingers appear longer and more slender.
Versatility in Design: Marquise cut stones look stunning in various settings like solitaire, halo, and vintage-inspired designs, and they pair well with side stones like round or baguette diamonds.