Princess Cut Round Diamond Engagement Ring

Create a magical moment when you get down on one knee and present a halo princess cut engagement ring to your cinderella.

Princess cut round diamond engagement ring.

Discover our exceptional assortment of handcrafted rings from classic solitaires to diamond sidestones to perfectly accent your center diamond. It is the second most popular diamond engagement ring shape and has a modern and trendy appearance. Princess cut diamonds are uniquely shaped and have a great deal of sparkle. Round and princess cut diamond flower bridal set in 10k white gold.

Brides love this shape because it provides tons of sparkle. Whether you re looking for a classic solitaire or a pavé halo style our round cut diamond engagement rings are handcrafted to the highest standards. Skip to content skip to navigation. Find the diamond engagement ring or bridal set of her dreams from our selection of designer styles.

Choose from classic solitaires with traditional round or princess cut diamonds glistening halo framed asscher or cushion cut diamonds meaningful three stone looks and much more. It also looks amazing in a wide variety of settings especially classic and geometric settings. Find a gorgeous selection of princess cut engagement rings and diamond rings at zales. Be her prince charming.

Feel free to click on the images to view details of the rings the princess cut also known as the square modified brilliant cut is ideal for people who love symmetrical and geometrical outlines. More princess shape diamonds from james allen. The princess cut technical name square modified brilliant is a diamond cut shape often used in engagement rings. Princess cut engagement rings are a timeless choice.

A princess cut engagement ring features a square cut diamond and is one of the most popular diamond cut choices. Kay s princess cut halo rings are sure to leave her speechless. Get the latest updates on shipping store re openings and contact free concierge service or book an online or in store appointment. The princess cut is more recent and was designed with the aim of creating a square cut that could exhibit brilliance similar to the round cut.

The name dates back to the 1960s while the princess cut as it exists was created by betazel ambar and israel itzkowitz in 1980. The cut has a square or rectangular shape when viewed from above and from the side is similar to that of an inverted pyramid with four beveled sides. It is the 2nd most popular diamond shape after the round brilliant cut and accounts for more than 15 of the diamonds sold. These diamonds have 58 facets that are similar in position to those found in round cut diamonds.

The princess cut is typically square although it can have a slightly rectangular outline it depends on the original diamond being cut as well as the preference of the buyer.