Marquise Engagement Rings
Compare marquise engagement rings with lab-grown diamonds or moissanite, designed by our Melbourne team.
Margot
marquise solitaire
from$925
Ziphora
marquise halo
from$1,248
Gigi
marquise bezel set solitaire
from$1,182
Taylor
marquise solitaire with hidden halo
from$1,145
We design custom engagement rings
“The ring turned out absolutely beautiful, even better than I imagined.”
Alejandro
Sophie
marquise solitaire with 3/4 pavé band
from$1,278
Marquise diamond guide
Compare marquise ratio, pointed-tip protection, bow tie and elongated settings.
Compare nearby ring styles
Our approach
We craft beautiful engagement rings of the highest quality
01
Made to Order
We make each piece when you order it.That cuts waste. It also keeps pricing fair.Nothing sits in a warehouse.
02
Built Around Your Choices
You choose the stone and the setting.You can select the metal, shape, and key details.We make it to your spec.
03
Straight Guidance
We explain the trade-offs in plain language.Cut, colour, clarity, setting strength, and daily wear.You decide with confidence.
04
Sourced and Verified
Our stones are independently certified.We work with trusted suppliers.We prioritise quality, transparency, and responsible sourcing.
WHY CHOOSE MARQUISE ENGAGEMENT RINGS?
Marquise engagement rings have a long centre stone with two gently pointed tips. If you are looking at marquise styles you probably want length, drama and a stone that leads the whole design.
- Looks large for the weight: The marquise spreads right across the finger, so it reads big for its carat weight.
- A clear statement: The elongated, pointed outline gives the ring real personality.
- Strong style pairings: Compare marquise solitaire engagement rings, or set it across the finger with east-west marquise engagement rings.
- Works across stone types: Narrow by material into lab grown diamond marquise rings or moissanite marquise rings.
HOW TO CHOOSE A MARQUISE ENGAGEMENT RING
Choosing a marquise engagement ring means checking symmetry and protecting the tips.
- Inspect symmetry first: The two tips should sit on the same centre line and the curved sides should mirror each other.
- Check the bow tie: Some centre shadow is normal, so avoid a strong dark band that splits the stone across the middle.
- Protect the tips: Look for V-prongs or a bezel that cover the pointed ends, the most vulnerable part of the shape.
- Read the background first: For ratio, bow tie and tip protection in detail, read the marquise diamond guide, then use this page to compare rings.