A Study in Architectural Light
Hall-of-mirrors effect,
elongated silhouette and
broad flashes of light.

Typically 57 facets

Long, architectural and composed, the emerald cut is perhaps the most recognizable expression of step cutting. Its elongated form and softly clipped corners frame broad, parallel facets that carry light through the stone in calm, luminous planes.

Rather than offering constant sparkle, the emerald cut reveals itself slowly. Each movement produces a deliberate flash, drawing attention to the purity of the stone and the precision of its proportions.

Its signature: Long lines, broad flashes and architectural clarity.