Square Diamond Solitaire: Prongs, Profile and Band Details

This solitaire has a sharply squared center held at four corners above a polished band. The original headline called it cushion cut, but the visible outline does not justify that label. This photo study focuses on the shape and setting that can actually be seen.

A simple top with detail below

From above, the ring emphasizes a single center stone. The side views reveal decorative shoulders and small bright accents near the setting. Those details give it a different character from a completely plain band, even though the center remains the main feature.

Check the corners and height

Ask a jeweler to inspect the corner prongs and confirm that the stone is secure. The center sits above the band, so try it with your hand moving naturally and with any intended wedding band. Check for contact between the neighboring settings.

Let the documentation settle the cut

Request the stone report or an accurate written description before choosing a specific cut name. Ask for measurements, weight, metal fineness and available sizing adjustments. A photograph cannot establish clarity or confirm the precise alloy simply because the metal looks white.

Contact our Boca Raton team for currently available solitaire rings. The images are an archive rather than a current listing.