Solstice: Elongated Cushion, Plain, Halo
This split-shank engagement ring with elongated cushion solitaire brings soft geometry and modern structure together in a clean, balanced design. The elongated cushion-cut center stone offers gentle edges and a graceful outline, complemented by a polished solid band that keeps the overall look minimal and refined. The halo surrounding the center adds bright, shimmering detail while maintaining the understated elegance that defines This split-shank engagement ring style. This ring feels intentional and luminous, offering everyday beauty with a meaningful level of presence.
Find your perfect stone, available in grown diamond weights from 1.00 to 5.00 cttw., all our stones are ethically sourced and IGI certified.
Details
- Style: Solstice
- Setting: Split-Shank Halo
- Stone Cut: Elongated Cushion
- Band: Solid
- Center Stone Carat: 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5
- Metal Options: 14K Yellow Gold, 14K White Gold, Platinum
- Stone Type: Lab-Grown Diamond
To ensure we source the most exceptional diamond for your design, your final stone may be up to 0.10 carats larger than requested at no additional cost to you. We guarantee you will never receive a stone smaller than your selected carat weight.
For custom sizes, or to design a piece that reflects your special moment, email concierge@amoratidiamonds.com to schedule a consultation.
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You don’t have to know every variable.
The 4Cs define a range. Most brands choose somewhere in the middle. Here’s exactly where Amorati draws the line, and why it matters.
GIA Clarity Scale
VS1 Minimum - FL/IF
FL / IF
Flawless / Internally Flawless
VVS1 / VVS2
Very Very Slightly Included
VS1 / VS2
Very Slightly Included
I
Included
SI2 / SI1
Slightly Included
VS1 clarity means inclusions are invisible to the naked eye. Even under close scrutiny. Our minimum is where many retailers "curated" or "select" category ends. We start here.
GIA Color Scale
D to F Colorless Tier Only
D to F is the "colorless" tier, which are the brightest and whitest diamonds under the GIA standards. Most competitors allow G–H. We don't ever go below F.
