For the customer who walks in knowing she wants a princess cut
The princess cut is the second-most-popular shape for engagement rings in Australia, after the round brilliant. It has the brilliance of a round (square top, brilliant-cut faceting underneath) with a more modern outline. The Grazia is our most considered princess-cut setting, framing the centre stone with alternating princess and baguette cut diamonds along the shoulders.
The shoulder design is the detail that separates this ring from the standard princess-cut solitaire. Princess diamonds and baguette diamonds alternate down each side of the band, creating a continuous run of light that frames the centre without competing with it. The princess accents echo the centre shape. The baguettes read as architectural breathing space between them. The effect on the finger is a ring with significant visible diamond presence, but read clean rather than busy.
Choose 18ct yellow, white or rose gold, or 950 platinum. The platinum option holds the centre claws tighter than gold and is the right choice if your centre diamond is above 1.5 carats. White gold and platinum read interchangeably to the eye but platinum is the more wearable long-term metal. Yellow and rose gold give the ring a warmer, more traditional palette.
Every Monroe Yorke ring goes through ten distinct stages over four to eight weeks. Design refinement. Three-dimensional modelling. Casting. Stone sourcing. Cleaning. Polishing. Setting. About eight hours of bench-level finishing. Quality control. And the final approval our master jeweller signs off himself. Made in Australia, ten stages, no shortcuts.
The setting starts at $4,539. Your centre diamond is priced separately, GIA or IGI certified, chosen in step two.
Who this ring is for
You've decided on a princess cut. You like the geometry of the square shape but you don't want a plain band. The alternating princess-and-baguette shoulders give you the visual weight of a halo design without an actual halo, which is the right choice for customers who find halos slightly busy.
If you want a simpler princess-cut solitaire setting with no shoulder accents, ask us about the equivalent Daylin variant. If you want this same shoulder-stone treatment but with a round brilliant centre, the Clover is the closest design language.












