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The cushion is the oldest silhouette still in daily use, and three carats suits it particularly well — large enough for the rounded corners and deep pavilion to gather light into the broad, lantern-like flashes the cut is loved for, without the weight becoming the whole conversation. These are certified three-carat cushions, antique in feeling and modern in precision.
Two different personalities from the same shape. Crushed-ice cushions scatter light into fine sparkle and hide inclusions well; chunky-faceted cushions return larger, slower flashes and read more like an antique stone. Both are held; the choice is temperament, not quality.
Better than a step cut, yes — which is why a well-chosen cushion can offer more visible size per dollar than an emerald cut of the same clarity grade.
Step up to the 4 carat and 5 carat cushions, or read the cushion cut buying guide. Brink's-insured delivery, papers on request.