Collection: Cushion Side-Stone Engagement Rings
A pillow-soft stone over a delicately set band — the estate-jewelry look without the halo. Vintage romance, worn in fine print.
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Solstice1ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 18K Rose Gold
Regular price $1,515Regular price$1,515Sale price $1,515 -
Solstice1ct Cushion Natural Diamond in 18K Rose Gold
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Solstice1ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 10K Rose Gold
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Solstice1ct Cushion Natural Diamond in 10K Rose Gold
Regular price $5,575Regular price$5,575Sale price $5,575
Before the halo dominated vintage styling, the antique way to dress a ring was the band itself — fine pavé, beaded edges, milgrain detailing running along the shank beneath a softly cut stone. The cushion side-stone revives that quieter estate tradition: the pillow silhouette holds the top of the ring alone, unframed, while delicate accents work below it in the old manner. The result reads vintage without costume — no glittering border announcing the era, just a warmly flashing cushion over a band finished the way heirloom bands were. It is the subtlest route to the antique look, and arguably the most authentic one.
Luvari's cushion side-stone engagement rings are offered in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across a wide range of carat weights, and accent styles from beaded pavé to channel-set rows. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process. This collection suits the buyer whose vintage taste runs to the understated — the estate piece, minus the estate-sale drama.
Luvari's cushion side-stone engagement rings are offered in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across a wide range of carat weights, and accent styles from beaded pavé to channel-set rows. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process. This collection suits the buyer whose vintage taste runs to the understated — the estate piece, minus the estate-sale drama.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cushion Side-Stone Engagement Rings
It is a cushion cut center stone — square or gently rectangular with rounded corners — supported by smaller accents set beside it, along the band, or both, all subordinate to the center. The cushion stays unframed face-up while the accents finish the ring below, the quieter of the shape's two classic vintage treatments.
Volume — the halo recreates the antique cluster ring, the cushion's most glamorous historical costume, while the side-stone revives the subtler estate tradition of a finely detailed band beneath an unframed stone. Both read vintage; one announces it and one implies it. Buyers who find halos theatrical usually belong here.
Yes — the cushion's rounded corners leave nothing fragile at the top of the ring, and the accent maintenance follows placement: shoulder stones sit sheltered, band stones take more contact and favor channel settings for protection. An annual inspection of the center prongs and every accent keeps the ring sound for decades.
Luvari offers cushion side-stone rings in 10K, 14K, and 18K yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold, as well as platinum, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across a wide range of carat weights, and accent styles from pavé to channel settings. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process.
Fine-grained ones — delicate beaded pavé reads closest to estate work, and milgrain edging along the band deepens the period effect further; both were the working vocabulary of the jewelers who set the cushion's old mine ancestors. Channel-set accents read cleaner and more modern, which suits buyers borrowing the cushion without the whole era.



