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Product Details
| Detail | In the photos | Customizable |
|---|---|---|
| Center diamond | Long Hexagon Step Cut · 12.36 × 5.36 mm · approx. 1.50 ct | 1 ct, 1.5 ct, 2 ct, 2.5 ct, 3 ct, 3.5 ct, 4 ct, 4.5 ct |
| Accent diamonds | None | — |
| Total diamond weight | Approx. 1.50 ct | Varies with center size |
| Stone type | Lab Grown Diamond | — |
| Setting | Four-Prong Cathedral Open Basket Solitaire | — |
| Finish · Occasion | High Polish · Engagement, Anniversary, Bridal | — |
At a glance
A long hexagon step cut lab grown diamond engagement ring from Signora Jewels.
An approximately 1.50 ct long hexagon step cut diamond measuring 12.36 × 5.36 mm is secured in a four-prong cathedral open basket. IGI certified.
Made to order in 11 metals: Silver, 9K/14K/18K Gold (Yellow, White and Rose) and Platinum.
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Each metal color is shown in the photos. Choose your preferred center diamond weight and metal from the options on this page.
The elongated hexagonal outline gives this solitaire a distinctive architectural presence while emphasizing clean, uninterrupted step facets. At Signora Jewels, four refined prongs secure the pointed ends and shoulders of the center stone while the cathedral basket gently elevates it above the shank. The open gallery allows light to reach the pavilion, enhancing the crisp mirror-like reflections unique to the step cut.
The approximately 1.90 mm comfort-fit shank keeps the ring balanced despite the elongated proportions of the center stone. With an approximate setting height of 6.80 mm, the cathedral profile creates an elegant side view while remaining comfortable for everyday wear.
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Design highlights
- Long hexagon step cut center shown at approximately 1.50 ct
- Customizable center diamond from 1 ct to 4.5 ct
- Four-prong cathedral open basket
- Open gallery beneath the center stone
- Comfort-fit shank approximately 1.90 mm wide
- Made to order in 11 precious metal options
The elongated geometry creates dramatic finger coverage while preserving a refined minimalist appearance. The cathedral basket and slim polished band allow the distinctive long hexagon silhouette to remain the focal point from every angle.
Diamond & Ring Details
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Center stone | Long Hexagon Step Cut · 12.36 × 5.36 mm · approx. 1.50 ct (shown) |
| Accent stones | None |
| Total weight / count | Approx. 1.50 ct · 1 Diamond |
| Setting | Four-Prong Cathedral Open Basket Solitaire |
| Center options | 1 ct, 1.5 ct, 2 ct, 2.5 ct, 3 ct, 3.5 ct, 4 ct and 4.5 ct |
| Finish | High Polish |
Measurements are approximate. Your selected center diamond weight determines the final proportions of the finished ring.
About Lab Grown Diamonds
The long hexagon step cut combines an elongated geometric outline with broad parallel facets that produce clean mirror-like reflections instead of scattered sparkle. Every center diamond is F color, VS1 clarity and IGI certified, selected to complement the proportions of this cathedral solitaire.
Metal, Care & Fit
Available in Silver, 9K, 14K and 18K Yellow, White and Rose Gold, plus Platinum. Clean beneath the open basket using warm water, mild soap and a soft brush to keep the step facets bright and maintain the polished finish.
FAQ
What makes a long hexagon step cut different from other elongated shapes?
Its pointed ends and long parallel facets create a bold architectural appearance with broad mirror-like reflections. The unique outline offers distinctive finger coverage while maintaining clean geometric symmetry.
Why is a cathedral basket used for this design?
The cathedral shoulders support the basket while lifting the center stone into stronger light. The open gallery beneath also makes routine cleaning easier.
Can this ring be worn with a wedding band?
Yes. The raised cathedral basket allows many straight wedding bands to sit close, while contoured bands can follow the profile more precisely.
Which metal color best complements a long hexagon step cut?
White gold and platinum emphasize the crisp geometric lines, while yellow and rose gold create warm contrast around the elongated center stone.