Top Princess Cut Diamond Engagement Rings

A Royally Gorgeous Ring


In 1961, a diamond cutter in London named Arpad Nagy created the profile cut; but often referred to it as a princess cut diamond. The name eventually stuck, and thus the modern day princess cut diamond was born. Even though princess cut diamond engagement rings were first introduced in the 1960s, this style still looks as modern and stylish as ever. In fact, it is universally known as the second most popular diamond cut.

A princess cut diamond is square-shaped with 58 facets that are positioned similarly to the facets on round brilliant diamonds. This cut is known for maximizing the diamond’s sparkle, so it is perfect for women who want their diamond to gleam from across the room.

The Princess Look at a Great Cost


Another reason why women love princess cut diamonds is their affordability. Diamond cutters are able to use around 80% of the rough stone when creating a princess cut diamond. This is much higher than the industry average, which is around 40-50%. Since the diamond cutter is able to use so much of the diamond, less of the stone goes to waste. As a result, princess cut diamonds are more affordable than other cuts.

Are you ready to explore the many different styles of princess cut diamond engagement rings?

Classic Solitaire Engagement Ring In White Gold

This classic white gold solitaire engagement ring setting lifts the diamond into the light for unequaled brilliance. A white gold four-prong setting secures your choice of center diamond. Proudly made in the USA.

Scallop Diamond Engagement Ring In White Gold (1/5 Ctw)

Eighteen round cut diamonds are prong set in this white gold diamond engagement ring setting, accenting your choice of center diamond. Approximately 1/5 carat total diamond weight and proudly made in the USA.

Pave Halo Diamond Engagement Ring In White Gold

Proudly made in the USA, this white gold diamond engagement ring setting features a halo of pave diamonds (depending on center stone) encircling your choice of center diamond. Approximately 1/5 carat total weight.

Florida Ivy Diamond Engagement Ring In White Gold

Inspired by Florida ivy, this white gold ring features delicate twisting vine shoulders accented by four marquise cut diamonds for approximately 1/7 total weight. Proudly made in the USA.

Split Shank Diamond Engagement Ring In White Gold

Forty four round cut diamonds are pave set in this elegant split shank diamond engagement ring setting in white gold. Approximately 2/6 carat total weight and proudly made in the USA.

Trellis Three Diamond Engagement Ring In White Gold (1/2 Ctw)

Two perfectly matched round cut diamonds are prong set in this white gold diamond engagement ring setting, accenting your choice of center diamond. 1/2 carat total diamond weight and proudly made in the USA.

Twisted Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring In Two-Tone Gold

Twelve round cut diamonds are bead set in this vintage swirl style diamond engagement ring in white and yellow gold, accenting your choice of center diamond. Approximately 1/10 carat total weight and proudly made in the USA.

Twisted Rope Solitaire Engagement Ring In Yellow Gold

This exquisite yellow gold solitaire engagement ring features a twisted rope design on the band. A prong setting secures your choice of center diamond. Proudly made in the USA.

Split Shank Solitaire Engagement Ring In Yellow Gold

This unique yellow gold solitaire engagement ring setting features a split shank that extends to either side of your stone. Comfort Fit. Proudly made in the USA.

Square Halo Diamond Engagement Ring In Rose Gold (2/5 Ctw)

This petite rose gold halo design features a square shape with eighteen round cut diamonds pave set in the shank and an additional nineteen round stones (depending on center size) in the halo to accent your choice of center diamond (not included). Approximately 2/5 carat total diamond weight and proudly made in the USA.

The Princess Possibilities

Princess cut diamonds are timeless and versatile, which means they complement practically any engagement ring setting. A solitaire princess cut diamond engagement ring ans princess cut diamond earrings is classic and traditional, whereas a princess cut diamond in a halo setting is modern and trendy. A white or yellow gold band can emphasize the clean lines of the princess cut, whereas a rose gold band softens the shape and makes it look more feminine. This shape can even look vintage when placed in a setting with intricate and unique detailing on the band. There are endless possibilities when it comes to princess cut diamonds, so this is a shape that can truly work for every woman!
 
 











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