Emerald Cut Eternity Bands are the most popular shape for eternity bands. They have a flat top and a square bottom, which gives them a unique look that’s perfect for an everyday piece of jewelry.
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I love the timeless elegance of an emerald cut eternity ring. It’s one of the most classic and elegant shapes out there, but it can still be trendy with just a few adjustments—like switching up your stone size or choosing a different ring setting. I’m going to share my favorite four types of emerald cut eternity bands so you have plenty of options ready for when it comes time to choose one!
Emerald Cut Eternity Bands are the most popular shape for eternity bands. They have a flat top and a square bottom, which gives them a unique look that’s perfect for an everyday piece of jewelry.
Emerald cut eternity bands come in different sizes, shapes and settings. There are both solitaire or halo style rings where the center diamond is set high on the band, or there are pave set emerald cuts with diamonds surrounding the entire ring.
These rings can also be made of gold or platinum depending on your preference and budget. Most importantly though–they make great gifts!
An Emerald cut is a square or rectangular shaped diamond. It can come in various proportions, such as 8 x 6 and 10 x 8.
Emerald cuts are known for their brilliance and sparkle. They have sharp edges that reflect light back at you in all directions making it the perfect choice for eternity rings. The shape of an emerald cut reflects light well because it doesn’t have any “dark” areas that would absorb some of the light hitting it. This makes them appear larger than its actual carat weight! The shape also creates more surface area on which light can bounce off giving it added fire (sparkle) when compared to other shapes like round diamonds or brilliant cuts which tend to be darker or less reflective due to their softer curves; this means they will be less likely to dazzle people around you when wearing one yourself!
Because emeralds are harder than most other gemstones (with only sapphire being harder), they hold up better over time when worn day after day instead of just sitting un-used in your jewelry box collecting dust…or am I just speaking from experience?
Diamond Quality with the Emerald Cut
The cut of a diamond is the most important element in determining its beauty. It’s also the hardest thing to find out about at times. With so many choices out there, it can be hard to know which one to go with.
There are 4 main types of cuts: brilliant, step-cut, emerald and old European cut. The last two are only found in older rings and are pretty rare nowadays.
Ring Settings for Emerald Cut Eternity Rings
- Prong Settings: Prong settings are the most common and most affordable type of eternity ring setting. The prongs are the part of your eternity band that hold it in place, typically made of 14k or 18k gold.
- Bezel Settings: Bezel settings are another popular option for eternity rings because they allow you to show off a beautiful stone without losing any of its sparkle to metal or other decorations. A halo is often added around your center stone for extra bling!
- Halo Settings: A halo is an additional ring that sits above your center stone to add more glamour and shine to your design! It’s especially popular when paired with diamonds or other gemstones with lots of facets, like emeralds!
If you’re looking for a timeless, classic look for your eternity ring, then consider an emerald cut-style. This is a great choice because it’s one of the most popular diamond shapes in jewelry and it has a timeless appeal. When shopping for a wedding band or an eternity band, take into consideration the shape of your engagement ring and whether or not it matches well with other styles. If you have an engagement ring with a round-shaped center stone, then an emerald cut setting would be too dramatic to match well with that style—but would work beautifully on its own as a wedding band!
Our goal is to help you find the perfect eternity band for you. We’ve discussed the four types of eternity bands: round, emerald cut, asscher cut and trillion. In this article we covered all the details of each type including price, style and shape as well as how they can be worn in different ways.
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