Emerald Jewelry | Lab Grown Diamond | VVS CVD

This collection gathers every Ronora piece set with emerald cut stones, across rings, bands and pendants. The emerald cut is a step cut, with long parallel facets that produce broad flashes of light instead of sparkle, and an openness that shows the inside of the stone. Ronora lab grown diamonds are real CVD stones, VVS clarity, D-E-F colorless; two pieces here are set with moissanite, stated on their product pages.

Why is the emerald cut called the hall of mirrors?

Its parallel step facets reflect one another, so light travels between them and returns as long rectangular flashes rather than scattered points. Looking into an emerald cut is more like looking down a corridor of mirrors than into a field of glitter.

Does an emerald cut suit earrings and pendants?

Very well, and arguably better than a ring for some buyers. Its clean geometry reads elegant at a distance, and because a pendant is viewed straight on rather than at an angle, the broad flashes are seen fully.

Frequently asked questions

Why does clarity matter so much here? Open facets mean no place to hide an inclusion. This is why Ronora holds VVS across the range.

East-west or north-south? North-south is classic. East-west set emerald cuts are a strong modern look, especially in signet and bezel designs.