Anillos de compromiso de talla marquesa

Choosing between an East West, or horizontal setting, and a North South, or vertical setting can be tricky. Here are some of the benefits of both

• North South: This vertical style gives more freedom when adding side stones, and provides the elongated and slender finger look. Some of examples are the Three Stone Engagement Ring with Pear Side Stones and the Lotus Engagement Ring.
• East West: The horizontal placement of the diamond lends itself to a minimalist and sleek design, favored by those who appreciate clean lines in their jewelry. It also reduces the risk of the diamond's pointed ends snagging on clothing or other objects. One of our favorites is our East West Half Bezel Solitaire Engagement Ring.
  

Marquise cut diamonds have a unique and elongated shape that can create a sense of elegance and sophistication. While they may not always be trending, their classic appeal ensures they remain a timeless option for those who appreciate their distinctive look. A marquise engagement ring pairs exceptionally well with a simple metal wedding band, offering a timeless and classic stack that endures the test of time.

The Marquise cut diamond, also known as the navette shape, originated in 18th century France under the romantic influence of King Louis XV. Enchanted by the captivating beauty of Madame de Pompadour, the King commissioned royal jewelers to cut diamonds in the likeness of her lips. Today, the marquise cut diamond remains a symbol of elegance and romance, cherished for its rich history and distinctive silhouette, making it a captivating choice for those seeking a meaningful engagement ring.