MARQUISE CUT
MOISSANITE RINGS

Marquise cut moissanite is recognizable by curved sides that meet at two tapered ends. This gives the stone a distinctive shape that feels different from rounded, square and rectangular cuts.

Marquise cuts can create generous face-up presence because their length spreads visually across the finger. The actual appearance still depends on stone dimensions, carat weight and the surrounding setting.

Some elongated brilliant-style cuts may show a darker bow-shaped area through the centre under certain lighting. Its visibility varies between stones and can change as the ring moves.

Both are elongated shapes, but marquise stones finish in pointed ends while oval cuts remain fully rounded. Marquise generally feels sharper and more distinctive, while oval offers a softer continuous outline.

Solitaire, hidden halo, three-stone and pavé settings can all complement a marquise centre stone. Because the shape has tapered ends, a secure setting that supports the tips is particularly useful.

Yes, when securely set. As with other pointed stone shapes, reasonable care around the tips and occasional checks of the setting can help keep the ring in good condition.

Yes. Complimentary engraving is available on eligible STDIAM styles. Bespoke ring design is also available as a paid service, with pricing depending on the stone, metal, setting and complexity of the design.

Begin with an accurate finger measurement and consider the width of the band when selecting your size. For step-by-step guidance, use the STDIAM ring size guide.