What Are Cushion Cut Pendants and When to Wear Them?
What Cushion Cut Pendants Are and Their Character
Cushion cut pendants feature a stone in the cushion cut, a square to rectangular shape with rounded corners and larger facets that produce more colored fire than round cuts. The pendant format suits the cushion cut well because the stone hangs face-up at the neckline, showing the full softly square face-up silhouette clearly. For the full pendant range across all shapes and stones, browse pendants.
Gold Cushion Cut Pendants
Gold cushion cut pendants are available in 14k and 18k across yellow, white, and rose finishes. Yellow gold is the most natural pairing because the warmth of the metal reinforces the cushion's fire, creating a cohesive golden-warm result. White gold provides more contrast and suits colorless diamond cushion pendants well. For the full gold pendant range including cushion designs, browse gold pendants.
Diamond Cushion Cut Pendants
Diamond cushion cut pendants are available in simple solitaire prong settings and in halo configurations where a border of smaller round diamonds surrounds the cushion center. The solitaire format shows the cushion's warm fire without competition. The halo amplifies the perceived stone size and reinforces the vintage character of the shape. For the full diamond pendant range including cushion designs, browse diamond pendants.
Cushion Cut Pendants in the Full Necklace Range
Cushion cut pendants are worn as necklaces, typically on a fine cable or box chain in matching metal at 16 to 20 inches. The pendant format gives the cushion's face-up silhouette a prominent position at the neckline where its distinctive square shape reads clearly. For the full necklace range across all pendant types and chain styles, browse necklaces. Every order ships free with a 30-day return policy.