Clean lines, bright light
Princess Square
Midday sun hits the pale tiles and finds every facet of a square stone ring. Worn with a white cotton shirt on a balcony, the cut stays geometric and precise, catching hard light without softening.
US$2.79 to US$11.99
The golden rules
Princess (Square) Cut
- Scale the square
- — A chunky square stone ring anchors a bare hand; dainty square studs sit quietly near the hairline. Match the size of the cut to how much space you want it to claim.
- Mix the motifs
- — Square, moon, and star pieces here share the same faceted stone language. A star huggie and a square stud worn together keep the geometry consistent while shifting the silhouette.
Square
Square Motifs
The princess cut in its most literal form. Studs, rings, and drops where the four equal sides do all the work.
Everything here
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A square stone tennis bracelet rests against a white duvet, each link catching the window light in sequence. The princess cut gives every stone a flat, readable face. In quiet morning light, the geometry does the talking—no movement required, just the steady rhythm of identical squares following the curve of a wrist.
Held in daylight
The material
The Princess Cut
A princess cut is a square or rectangular stone with pointed corners and a faceted surface designed to reflect light in sharp, geometric patterns. Unlike a round brilliant, which scatters light in every direction, the straight edges create distinct planes of brightness.
On this page, the cut appears in square solitaire rings, halo studs, and tennis bracelets. The flat top surface makes the shape legible even at a small scale, so dainty square zircon studs carry the same architectural line as a larger pendant.
Before you buy
How do I choose between a square motif and a star?
It comes down to silhouette. A square stud or ring keeps the outline contained and geometric. A star introduces points and a wider spread across the skin. Both use the same princess-cut stones, so they pair easily if you decide to wear both.
Do the mixed-motif pieces match the single-shape ones?
Yes. The multi-sharm bracelets and assorted-motif studs draw from the same square, moon, and star vocabulary used in the single-shape pieces. They are designed to sit alongside a plain square ring or a star hoop without clashing.
1-year Color-Fade Guarantee
Faded under normal wear within 1 year of your order? We replace it or refund you.
Built to keep its shape
Most of what we carry is built on 316L — a steel that takes sweat, bag and desk without bending out of shape.
A steel base that resists rust
That base is the alloy used for surgical tools; color is plated over it, and the plating is what the guarantee covers.
Princess (Square) Cut jewellery
115 single pieces built around the princess square cut. The page gathers square-motif jewelry alongside moon and star designs that share the same faceted geometry, including stud earrings, rings, hoops, pendants, charm bracelets, and tennis bracelets.
Princess (Square) Cut jewellery
115 single pieces built around the princess square cut. The page gathers square-motif jewelry alongside moon and star designs that share the same faceted geometry, including stud earrings, rings, hoops, pendants, charm bracelets, and tennis bracelets.
Square Stone Rings
The square rings on this page range from minimalist bands with a single princess-cut stone to chunky settings where the geometric shape dominates the finger. Each uses the angular cut to create clean lines.
Motif Earrings
Stud, drop, and hoop earrings across the square, moon, and star chapters. Many feature dainty princess-cut stones set inside the motif, keeping the faceted geometry central whether the outer shape is a crescent or a four-pointed star.
