Natural Marquise Diamond Engagement Rings
A marquise diamond is a long oval with a point at each end, also called a navette, French for "little boat". It has one of the largest face-up areas for its weight, so it looks larger than a round diamond of the same carat and makes the finger look long and slim. Every marquise here is a natural, earth-mined diamond, and each listing states its color, clarity and any enhancement.
Choose a 0.5 carat center with small accent diamonds in Amber Sunset, a 1 carat marquise on a plain band in Light Waves, or Lightbeam with a 1.2 carat center. In Altair, marquise diamonds frame a 2 carat oval in an Art Deco setting. Looking for a dark marquise? See our black marquise diamond engagement rings.
Marquise diamond engagement rings: FAQ
What is a marquise cut diamond?
An elongated brilliant cut with two pointed ends, shaped like a boat or an eye. Legend links it to Louis XV of France and Madame de Pompadour; our history of diamond shapes tells the story.
How do I protect the two points of a marquise?
The points are the thinnest parts of the stone. Choose V-prongs or a bezel that cover both tips.
Does a marquise diamond look bigger?
Yes. Its long outline spreads the weight over a large face-up area, so a marquise looks larger than most shapes of the same carat weight.
Do you make marquise black diamond engagement rings?
Yes. Our black marquise collection sets natural black diamonds, as solitaires, clusters and two-stone rings such as Jupiter's Moons.
How long does it take to make a marquise engagement ring?
Each ring is made to order. Production takes 10-14 business days, plus shipping.