This is where the serious rings are to be found. Below are our listings for emerald cut diamond engagement rings from a low of $2,500 all the way up to $5,000. And remember, if you can't find something you like at this price point you can always see what else is available by using the left hand menu.

Finding the right engagement ring can be an extremely difficult process. You want to buy the perfect ring to symbolize your perfect love. Hopefully, we can help you do that, at least if you are looking for emerald cut engagement rings. As you can see above we have a good selection of moderately priced rings for your viewing enjoyment.

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Now, I assume you found us because you know you want an emerald cut engagement ring. The good news is that you are ahead of 99% of other engagement ring buyers who have no clue what they, or more importantly their partner, want. However, once you have a budget and know you want an emerald cut ring what else do you need to know.

The most important thing to look at with any engagement ring is the main gemstone. In most cases this will be a diamond but as you will see on this site some other options do exist. Focusing on diamonds, you will want to know their size, clarity and color ratings. Make sure they come with a certificate of authenticity to make sure you aren't getting scammed.

My advice is to buy the best quality and not the biggest stone you can afford. This means you should pay particular attention to the clarity and color ratings. You want a gem that is as close to flawless and colorless as is possible. At this price range it might not be perfect but, you can find some that are pretty darn close.

Finally, one are that may people overlook when choosing emerald cut engagement rings has to do with the setting metal. The standard choices these days are either gold or platinum. For most people these should be fine but you might also want to consider sterling silver or palladium if you want something a bit out of the ordinary. Just remember, if you buy the ring separate from the central stone that you get a proper emerald cut settings put in.

On the other hand, you can just have a look at all our complete emerald cut engagement rings above and buy everything in one neat little package.