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The modern cushion cut we see today evolved from the old mine cut — a squarish, bulky cut with a small table that became popular during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. It evokes a vintage, elegant, and regal vibe.

This diamond earned its name for its square shape and rounded corners that call to mind the shape of a cushion. The modern cushion cut is easily recognizable by its distinct shape. In terms of cut, it combines the modern round brilliant cut with the old mine cut patterns — a beautiful blend of modernity and timeless tradition.

What Does a Cushion Cut Engagement Ring Mean?

Cushion-cut diamonds are associated with old-world elegance and modern sophistication. It signifies honoring the past while looking to the future. As an engagement ring, it’s a fitting way for a couple to celebrate their journey and move forward as one.

Pros of a Cushion Cut Diamond Engagement Ring

Compared to other diamond cuts, the cushion cut has larger facets that allow it to exhibit intense fire, brilliance, and scintillation when light hits. It also costs less than the classic and notably brilliant round diamond so it can give you the sparkle you want without the hefty price.

This cut is also easier to wear with its less delicate, nicely rounded edges making it great for on-the-go, active women. Plus, its unique design makes it stand out from the conventional round engagement rings while offering its own timeless appeal.

What Makes Cushion Cut Diamonds Unique?

The cushion cut’s uniqueness lies in its form and substance. Symbolically, it represents the past and present, making it a well-regarded diamond shape by many women. In terms of appearance, its somewhat rounded form can make a hard diamond look soft and pillowy while still emitting the diamonds’ trademark brilliance.

Types of Cushion Cut Engagement Rings

Cushion-cut engagement rings come in various designs. The most popular are the solitaire, halo, and elongated cushion cut.

  • The classic solitaire style supports the solitary or single cushion diamond with prongs, raising it from the band and maximizing the amount of light it captures.
  • The halo type surrounds the center stone on the edges with smaller stones, adding to its glow and giving it a halo-like effect.
  • The elongated cushion cut has a 1:2 or 1:1.5 length to width ratio, making it a longer version of the usual square cushion shape.

FAQs About the Cushion Cut Diamond Ring

Are cushion cut diamonds more expensive?

The cost of diamonds depends on carat weight, cut, color, and clarity grades but compared to round diamonds, cushion cuts are less expensive per carat.

Is a cushion cut diamond a good cut?

Cushion cut diamonds provide value in terms of cut, brilliance, and romantic charm, making them a fine choice for engagement rings.

Do cushion cut diamonds look smaller?

Cushion-cut diamonds have taller crowns, making them appear a bit smaller than other diamond shapes when viewed face-up.

What is a good depth for a cushion-cut diamond?

A good depth ratio is from 57% to 69%. This is calculated by dividing the height (measured from the top down to the tip of the culet) by the diamond’s width.

Is color or clarity more important in a cushion-cut diamond?

Cushion-cut diamonds are good at hiding inclusions because of their brilliance but have the tendency to retain color, so prioritizing color over clarity makes sense. It’s best to choose a color grade H or above to get that immaculate sparkle.

Does a cushion cut diamond sparkle?

Definitely. The cushion-cut has 58 to 64 facets that are patterned and polished to intensify its light performance.

Do cushion cut diamonds look bigger?

The cushion cut diamond, especially the elongated type, appears larger than its actual carat weight compared to round-cut diamonds. Its larger facets give the illusion that it is bigger than a round-cut diamond with the same carat.

What is the best color for a cushion-cut diamond?

A color grade H and above is best for a cushion-cut diamond.

What is an ideal cut cushion diamond?

An ideal cushion cut diamond has a very good to excellent cut grade (grade H or better), S11 clarity grade, and is beautifully set against white metal such as white gold or platinum to reflect and further intensify its sparkle.

Othergems: For Different Cuts and High-quality Diamonds

Othergems has a legacy of diamond expertise and jewelry craftsmanship spanning three decades, making us a globally trusted source of fine diamond jewelry.

Our in-house jewelers can design engagement rings and other jewelry pieces according to your preferred carat, cut, clarity, and color grade. You can also send us the design you want and we will craft your dream engagement ring for you.

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