Cushion Cut Engagement Rings
The cushion cut is the softest square in diamonds — a pillow-edged outline with over a century of history, cut with large facets that throw broad, chunky flashes of fire. Its fastest-rising form is the elongated cushion cut, a stretched version that wears like an oval with the cushion's vintage character. Our cushion cut engagement rings run from $945 to $6,714 across 152 designs.
Cushion cut diamond ring styles
A cushion cut diamond ring suits every setting: a plain solitaire, a size-boosting halo (the pairing the shape is famous for), or elongated cushion cut engagement rings worn east-west for a modern spin.
Why lab-grown suits the cushion
A cushion cut diamond retains colour more than most shapes, so higher colour grades matter — and lab-grown pricing puts those grades within reach, IGI-certified, at a fraction of mined cost.
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Made to order in roughly 2 weeks in 10K, 14K or 18K white, yellow or rose gold; free 5-7 day express delivery and 30-day free returns on every ring.
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Side-Stone Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Hidden-Halo Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Split-Shank Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Side-Stone Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Three-Stone Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Three-Stone Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Side-Stone Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Pave Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Three-Stone Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Pave Engagement Ring
Cushion Lab Grown Diamond Split-Shank Engagement Ring
Crushed ice or chunky — the cushion cut decision
Every cushion belongs to one of two families. "Chunky" cushions carry large, defined facets that flash like a round brilliant — you can trace the pattern with your eye. "Crushed ice" cushions splinter light into hundreds of tiny glints, like sun on snow, with no readable pattern. Neither is better; they are different personalities, and photographs flatten the difference — always judge from video.
On colour, the cushion's deep corners recycle light in a way that concentrates body colour, so step one grade higher than you would for a round: H or better keeps the stone reading white in yellow-gold settings, G or better in white metal. Face-up, expect a square cushion to show slightly smaller than a round of equal weight — the corners carry hidden depth — which is one more argument for the elongated versions.
Cushion cut FAQs
What is a cushion cut diamond?
A square or slightly rectangular outline with rounded, pillow-like corners — the cushion cut descends from the 19th-century "old mine cut" and throws broad, chunky flashes rather than pin-fire sparkle.
What is an elongated cushion cut diamond?
An elongated cushion cut diamond stretches the classic square into a longer rectangle — it wears like an oval, looks larger per carat, and is currently the fastest-growing cushion variant.
Is an elongated cushion more expensive?
Usually the opposite — the elongated cushion often prices below a round of equal weight while showing more face-up size, which is a large part of its popularity.
Does a cushion cut ring sparkle less than a round?
Differently, not less — a cushion cut ring trades some white-light brilliance for bigger, more colourful flashes of fire. "Crushed ice" cushions glitter; "chunky" cushions flash.
What setting suits a cushion best?
The halo is the cushion's signature pairing — the soft square inside a diamond frame is one of the most requested combinations in bridal jewellery.
Cushion vs princess — which square should I pick?
Corners decide it: the cushion is soft and vintage, the princess sharp and contemporary. Sparkle is comparable; the personalities are opposites.