Baguette Jewellery

A baguette cut stone is named after the popular French bread. Emulating its namesake, the stones are cut into long, thin, rectangular pieces. Baguette cut stones can be used in many different ways. They are popular for creating geometric patterns in all types of jewellery or used as side stones in engagement rings.

Baguette cut diamonds have always been a classic addition to engagement rings as side stones, but they have also become very popular in contemporary designs. Perfect for lovers of Art Deco and vintage-inspired styles, baguette cut diamonds offer clean lines and geometric patterns. Our baguette rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings bring unique style with staying power.

Gemstones in baguette rings, whether they’re diamonds or other gems in this style, typically require less cutting than other shapes which makes baguette jewellery an affordable option. For baguette wedding bands and other styles with diamonds in this iconic shape, the 4Cs of diamonds are an important consideration. As with all diamonds, the price will vary based on the 4Cs. The 4Cs are cut, colour, clarity and carat.

Vintage-inspired engagement rings often feature baguette diamonds or gemstones for an Art Deco look. But today, the popularity of baguette engagement rings is not the only reason this gemstone style is popular. Baguette jewellery of all styles can evoke classic glamour and timeless style, bringing a unique touch to earrings, necklaces, bracelets and baguette bands.

For a sophisticated wedding jewellery look, pair a baguette wedding band with an attention-grabbing engagement look. You can also opt for adding a baguette band to your non-wedding stacking rings style for a layered look. Baguette earrings bring instant glamour to any look, with dangling baguette drops bringing old Hollywood styles. Bracelets and necklaces with baguette diamonds often build on cluster or multi-gemstone styles for that perfect piece of statement jewellery.

The long, thin shape of this popular gemstone and diamond cut evokes the appearance of the equally popular French bread.

The diamonds in a baguette diamond ring, bracelet, earrings or necklace will bring some sparkle. But, baguette diamonds are not considered a brilliant cut so they will not sparkle as much as other diamonds such as round brilliants.

Baguette jewellery most commonly includes this cut as accent or cluster gemstones and diamonds. Many wedding bands and eternity rings also feature baguette diamonds.

Emerald cut diamonds are instantly recognisable due to their step-cut sparkle and rounded edges. Baguettes, on the other hand, will bring a perfect rectangular shape and may have fewer facets. Diamonds with emerald cut shapes and those with baguette cuts will both be a long rectangular style gemstone, but baguettes have a more angular shape than emeralds.