Marquise Cut Moissanite Engagement Rings

The marquise is the longest of the classic shapes, with two pointed ends that make it look larger for its carat size than any other stone. Our marquise moissanite rings include solitaires, east-west and vintage settings, halos and split shanks.

The Most Finger Coverage per Carat

A marquise is usually 1.75 to 2.25 times as long as it is wide. Because it is long and narrow, it covers more of the finger than other shapes of the same carat size and makes the finger look longer.

Two Points to Protect

Each point is usually held by a V-shaped prong or a claw. Check the close-up photos on each listing to see how the tips are covered.

East-West and Vintage Marquise Rings

Set east-west, a marquise runs across the finger for a modern look. Set north-south with milgrain or a halo, it has a vintage feel. For an angular, antique-style version, see our Dutch marquise cut moissanite rings.

Helpful Guides

Common Questions

Does a marquise look bigger than other shapes?

Yes. Its long, narrow outline covers more of the finger than any other classic shape of the same carat size.

Are the points of a marquise fragile?

Moissanite is very hard, but points can chip if they take a hard knock, which is why each tip is covered by a prong.

What is a Dutch marquise?

A Dutch marquise has a more angular, elongated outline with antique-style faceting. It gives a vintage look while keeping the long shape of a marquise.