A marquise engagement ring is dramatic and antique. You might choose a marquise cut engagement ring if you want an engagement ring that makes a statement while remaining timeless. Designer Melanie Casey has created a collection of unique marquise engagement rings in many different styles, featuring natural and lab-grown diamonds, and one of a kind stones like Montana sapphires and green diamonds.

Many different types of setting styles highlight the distinct angles of a marquise cut engagement ring. A bezel setting outlines the dramatic angles in gold. Accents, like those in a 3 stone engagement ring, will widen the composition, softening the sharpness of the marquise cut’s angles. A solitaire engagement ring draws all attention to the focal stone and a marquise cut diamond with a pave setting enhances a solitaire’s brilliance. Designer Melanie Casey adds hidden diamonds to some marquise engagement rings for a secret sparkle.

When deciding which metal to choose for a marquise diamond engagement ring, think about the jewelry you wear most often. If your favorite jewelry is yellow gold, that is the metal you should choose for your marquise cut engagement ring. Melanie Casey Fine Jewelry features engagement rings using 14k rose, white and yellow gold, and platinum so you can mix and match your engagement ring to the other pieces in your collection.

Many wedding bands pair well with a marquise diamond engagement ring. Because a marquise diamond is longer and thinner than other diamond cuts, a curved wedding band will arc around the angle of this dramatic cut. We also love a classic round wedding band with a marquise engagement ring because it adds unique negative space to your stack. Designer Melanie Casey loves pairing a wide band with marquise cut engagement rings.

Marquise cut engagement rings can be classic or modern, and you should choose the style of your engagement ring based on the other jewelry you love! A marquise bezel engagement ring is trendy and modern, the setting surrounding the diamond in a solid gold framework. A 3 stone engagement ring is more classic, adding a touch of sparkle to your marquise engagement ring. A solitaire engagement ring is truly timeless, allowing the focal stone to shine. Designer Melanie Casey has created a collection of unique marquise engagement rings with something for every style.