Cushion Cut Engagement Rings

The cushion cut looks like either a square or rectangular diamond, but with beautifully rounded edges for a softer look. There is no standard length to width ratio for cushion cuts. They can be the same width and length to appear ‘squared’, or alternatively longer on one side, perfect for those wanting an elongated diamond shape without having the sharp, ‘step cut’ appearance of an emerald cut diamond for example. The depth of cushion cuts varies from stone to stone, which can affect the surface appearance of the diamond. During an obligation appointment with one of our jewellers, we can happily show you the varying differences between each cushion cut diamond.

Larsen Jewellery is a premium designer in custom made cushion cut engagement rings. All of our rings are bespoke designs, so your choice is not limited to our range above. Please explore our large selection of cushion cut diamond rings, keeping in mind that the ring can be made with your choice of diamond, and in any metal – such as white gold, yellow gold, platinum and rose gold.

Whether you want to choose from one of our classic styles, or create something completely unique, Larsen Jewellery can make a Cushion cut engagement ring to suit any style and budget. You can use our many display rings to help you choose a style, or alternatively, you can bring in your own ideas or pictures and our jewellers can help you design something special and truly unique.

We welcome you to come in for an obligation-free design appointment with one of our jewellers who can advise you on choosing a cushion cut diamond ring design to suit your individual style. Our jewellers will take the time to patiently explain to you the 4 C’s of diamonds so you know exactly what’s in every one of our designs.

Why choose a cushion cut diamond ring?

With its square cut and rounded corners, the cushion cut diamond offers a vintage element in comparison to the modern princess cut. Much like a pillow (hence the name), the cushion cut may have less brilliance than round shape, but they often have better light that reflects out of the diamond. While quite similar to a princess cut, it’s understandable if you can’t decide which style you prefer – that’s why we’re here to help you decide. Feel free to bring in your own ideas and images of your dream ring, and we’ll do the rest.