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Every design here can be changed for you.
Stone, metal, band, setting — designed with you in our King William Street boutique and made to order in four to six weeks.
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Yours doesn’t have to be on this page.
Stone, metal, band, setting — designed with you in our King William Street boutique and made to order in four to six weeks.
Book a private viewingEmerald cut lab-grown engagement rings in Adelaide
An emerald cut is a rectangular step cut: long, parallel facets that create a ‘hall of mirrors’ effect rather than sparkle. It is quiet, architectural and timeless, with an Art Deco feel.
Every emerald cut ring on this page is a Simon Alexander design, made to order around an IGI-certified lab-grown diamond that you choose. The designs are Katie, Grace, Fiona, Abbie, Delta, Casey, Kylie, Hope, Julia, Chloe, Emily, Flora and Jenna.
The range runs from plain solitaires such as Casey, Abbie, Grace, Katie and Fiona to accent-diamond and halo designs such as Hope, Julia, Kylie, Emily and Chloe. Any design can be adjusted, and if the right ring is not here we will design it with you.
Choosing a emerald cut diamond
Because the step facets are open, an emerald cut shows the inside of the stone more clearly than a brilliant cut does, so clarity matters. Simon’s standard of VS2 to VVS1 clarity and D to G colour suits the shape well, and every stone is IGI certified. A 1 carat emerald cut is roughly 7 by 5mm.
How it wears
Set north–south, an emerald cut lengthens the finger; its clean outline suits a simple solitaire as well as diamond-set shoulders.
What it costs
Every price on this page is the finished ring: setting, metal and the lab-grown diamond. See today’s 1 carat prices and today’s 2 carat prices by shape, or compare lab-grown and natural. Natural emerald cut diamonds come with a GIA certificate; ask us for a shortlist.
Made to order in Adelaide
Each ring is designed in our King William Street boutique, Australian made, and set and hand-finished by our own jewellers. Most take four to six weeks. Come and see the shapes side by side at Level 1, 14 King William Street.

























