Every ring begins with a conversation. Designed with you, hand-crafted from raw metal at our Edward Street workshop, and delivered fully insured anywhere in the world.
From a whisper-thin solitaire to a one of one high carat stone, every ring designed in conversation and hand-crafted on Edward Street.




Every ring in this collection began as a conversation, and yours can too. Bring a picture, an heirloom, or nothing but a story, and design a fully custom emerald engagement ring with our head designer at the bench where it will be made.
A free 45-minute consultation at the same bench where your ring will be made. Bring an idea, an heirloom, or just a story.
Book Your ConsultationThe emerald cut does not sparkle the way a brilliant does, and that is the point. Its long, open step facets act like a hall of mirrors, producing broad flashes of white light instead of glitter. The effect is architectural, quiet, and unmistakably deliberate: the shape of Art Deco jewellery, and of people who know exactly what they like.
Because those wide facets are essentially windows into the stone, an emerald cut hides nothing. Clarity that would be invisible in a round becomes obvious here, which is why our VS1 minimum matters more on this page than anywhere else on the site. Every emerald cut we set is D or E colour, VS1 clarity or better, certified by IGI or GIA, and you will see your exact stone on video before we set it. Most of our couples choose a length to width ratio around 1.40 to 1.50, long enough to elongate the finger without losing the shape's signature symmetry.
Each ring here is hand-crafted to order in our Brisbane atelier at 150 Edward Street, and every price shown is the finished ring, diamond included. An emerald cut also rewards restraint in the setting, so if you are imagining something leaner or more sculptural than what you see here, design a custom emerald cut ring with our head designer, or book a free consultation and view step cut stones in person.
An emerald cut uses long step facets instead of the small triangular facets of a brilliant, so it produces broad, dramatic flashes of white light rather than continuous glitter. The effect is often described as a hall of mirrors.
Higher than any other shape. The wide open facets of a step cut act like windows into the stone, so inclusions that would vanish in a round can be visible here. Every emerald cut we set is VS1 clarity or better, and you see your exact stone on video before it is set. Most of our stones are VVS clarity.
The classic emerald cut sits around 1.40 to 1.50, long enough to elongate the finger while keeping the symmetry the shape is known for. Squarer stones below 1.30 read closer to an Asscher, and we will show you both before you decide.