Collection: Cushion Platinum Engagement Rings
The pillow stone in Edwardian dress — cushions lived their most elegant chapter in platinum lace, and this pairing is that chapter reopened.
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Solstice
1ct Cushion Natural Diamond in 950 Platinum
Regular price $5,735Regular price$5,735Sale price $5,735 -
Solstice
1ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 950 Platinum
Regular price $1,365Regular price$1,365Sale price $1,365 -
Luna
1ct Cushion Natural Diamond in 950 Platinum
Regular price $6,309Regular price$6,309Sale price $6,309 -
Luna
1ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 950 Platinum
Regular price $1,835Regular price$1,835Sale price $1,835 -
Eve
1.5ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 950 Platinum
Regular price $2,085Regular price$2,085Sale price $2,085 -
Ella
2ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 950 Platinum
Regular price $4,789Regular price$4,789Sale price $4,789 -
Selene
1ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 950 Platinum
Regular price $1,649Regular price$1,649Sale price $1,649 -
Selene
1ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 950 Platinum
Regular price $1,655Regular price$1,655Sale price $1,655
The cushion's history has a platinum chapter, and it is the most refined one. The Edwardian era — the early 1900s, when jewelers first worked platinum in earnest — set its cushion-family stones in the metal's newfound delicacy: lace-fine galleries, knife-edge bands, filigree only platinum's strength made possible, the pillow-soft stones floating in whitework like embroidery. The cushion platinum ring descends from that garland-era elegance, the softest stone in the strongest metal, and the pairing still trades on the same paradox: platinum's density permitting delicate settings that gold could not hold, around a stone whose warmth needs exactly that fine a frame to stay the focus.
Luvari's cushion platinum engagement rings are offered across every setting style we make, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones in both chunky-facet and crushed ice cutting styles. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process. This collection suits the buyer whose vintage taste runs to the finest hour — the heirloom stone, in the metal its most elegant era chose.
Luvari's cushion platinum engagement rings are offered across every setting style we make, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones in both chunky-facet and crushed ice cutting styles. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process. This collection suits the buyer whose vintage taste runs to the finest hour — the heirloom stone, in the metal its most elegant era chose.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cushion Platinum Engagement Rings
It is a cushion cut center stone — the square-to-rectangular pillow shape with rounded corners — set in platinum, the naturally white metal that needs no plating and holds fine settings most permanently. The pairing descends from the Edwardian era, when platinum's arrival gave the cushion family its most refined settings.
In the shape's most elegant chapter, yes — the Edwardian jewelers of the early 1900s set cushion-family stones in the newly workable platinum, whose strength permitted the lace galleries and filigree that era is famous for. Georgian and Victorian cushions wore gold; Edwardian ones wore platinum whitework. Both lineages are authentic; this one is the finer.
Strength at fineness — the milgrain edges, thin galleries, and lace details that vintage cushion settings quote were platinum inventions, possible only because the dense metal holds structure at thicknesses gold cannot, and modern platinum preserves those fine details against decades of wear the same way. The delicacy is real; the fragility isn't.
Luvari offers cushion platinum rings across every setting style we make, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones in both chunky-facet and crushed ice cutting styles. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process.
Like the antiques it descends from — the platinum softens into satin patina while its fine details stay crisp and its grip stays tight, which is precisely why so many actual Edwardian cushion rings survive wearable a century later. The annual inspection remains the one habit. The ring is built to become the estate piece it resembles.







