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The emerald cut is the House's discipline made visible. Its long, open step facets conceal nothing — no scatter of brilliance to hide a flaw, no depth to bury a tint — which is why it has been the connoisseur's cut for a century. This is the full emerald cut collection, from wearable one-carat solitaires to statement stones above twenty carats, every one certified by GIA, IGI or HRD with the certificate shown first.
From under $10,000 into the millions at museum weights — the cut spans the entire vault, and clarity moves the figure more than any other grade because the open facets prove it. Every piece carries one transparent price. The weight-by-weight collections make the ladder explicit: 1.5, 2.5, 4, 5, 8 and 10 carats.
Same step-cut family, different geometry. The emerald cut is rectangular and reads long on the finger; the Asscher is square, sits deeper, and turns the same facets into a hall of mirrors. Choose the emerald for elongation and calm; the Asscher for symmetry and depth. The emerald cut diamond buying guide sets out what the certificate must show.
Read the emerald cut buying guide, browse high-carat statement rings, or return to every diamond ring in the House. Each stone ships fully insured with Brink's, across the United States and worldwide.