A princess-cut diamond usually sits in an engagement ring like a square, with its top and bottom edges running across the finger. Rotate that same shape until one corner points upward, and something striking happens. The square becomes a diamond-shaped silhouette, with four pointed corners directing the eye outward.
Ritani gives that orientation a starring role in its kite-set princess engagement rings. The Kat, The Augusta, and The Evelyn each approach the design differently, offering a choice between a restrained solitaire, diamond-accented shoulders, and a more decorative swirl setting. For someone who already loves princess-cut diamonds, these rings offer a fresh way to appreciate the shape.
The Princess Cut Looks Different on Its Point
Princess-cut diamonds are recognizable for their square or rectangular outlines, pointed corners, and brilliant-style faceting. Their appeal often comes from the contrast between a geometric shape and lively reflections across the stone.
