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24 Elongated Cushion Cut Engagement Rings
Elongated Cushion Cut Engagement Rings
What is an elongated cushion cut engagement ring?
How is an elongated cushion cut different from a regular cushion cut?
Are elongated cushion cuts good for everyday wear?
Does the elongated shape make your fingers look longer?
What settings look best with elongated cushion cuts?
Are elongated cushion cut diamonds more expensive than regular cushion cuts?
Do elongated cushion cut engagement rings look bigger on the finger?
What’s the best length-to-width ratio for an elongated cushion cut diamond?
Explore Our Collection of Elongated Cushion Cut Engagement Rings
The first elongated cushion cut engagement rings appeared in the 19th century as an evolution of the classic “old mine” cut. They were designed to reflect candlelight with wider proportions.
Today, this silhouette brings that same soft radiance with a longer, more refined form that suits modern hands. Our collection at Gabriel & Co. includes variations in setting and scale. You’ll find solitaire settings, wide bands, and halos; each piece tailors the stone’s generous surface and flattering shape. Cast in 14K yellow and white gold, these rings are made to embrace every facet of you.
Loving the elongated cushion cut? Why not browse our cushion cut engagement rings collection?
Pairing Elongated Cushion Cut Diamond Engagement Rings with Wedding Bands
Looking for the perfect band to match your elongated cushion cut engagement ring? Here are a few pairings that always work well:
- Curved bands gently wrap around the center stone, creating a seamless, fitted look.
- Straight diamond bands like eternity rings offer a clean contrast and let the engagement ring stay in the spotlight.
- Mixed metal stacks add depth and personality if you like playing with warm and cool tones.
- Anniversary bands, especially those with mixed diamond shapes, create a more elevated stacked look without competing with the center stone.
- Bands with baguette or round diamonds echo the sparkle of the center stone without distracting from its shape.
- Double or spacer bands give a more dramatic stacked effect while still keeping everything balanced.
Elongated Cushion Cut Engagement Ring Buying Guide
There’s more variety in elongated cushion cuts than most people realize, so instead of guessing, it helps to focus on a few key details. Here’s how to tell which one’s right for you:
- Start with the outline of the stone: Some cushions have soft, rounded corners, while others have more defined and squared-off edges.
- Check the length-to-width ratio: Choose your stone size depending on how stretched or compact you want the shape to look on your hand.
- Consider your setting style: A solitaire engagement ring exudes a clean and classic look, while a halo setting adds extra sparkle and presence.
- Consider the height of the setting: Do you want something low-profile for daily wear? or prefer a raised cathedral setting for a standout shine.
- Examine the ring from all angles: Elongated cushions often reveal hidden charm from both sides and the top.
Craftsmanship Behind Our Elongated Cushion Engagement Rings
Crafting elongated cushion cut engagement rings requires more than symmetry: Too much length and the stone loses warmth. Too little and it appears indistinct. The depth-to-length ratio of each stone is the main focus of our craftsmen, because it allows the diamond to reflect light evenly across its surface. Prongs are placed to protect corners while keeping visual weight off the edges.The result is a lasting composition of line, light, and proportion.
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