If the Green Cushion Diamond appeals to you, compare its softer, rounded outline with the other shapes in our green collection. You may also like the distinct emerald cut of the Green Emerald Diamond for a sleek, linear step-cut look, or consider the Green Pear Diamond for a more elongated, directional teardrop silhouette.
This loose lab-grown diamond combines a cushion shape with a color attribute listed as fancy green. Its rounded corners create a softer geometric appearance than an emerald shape, while retaining a structured outline that can work as the focal stone in custom jewelry. Carat weight, measurements, clarity, cut-related details, and grading documentation are not specified in the supplied product information, so these points should be confirmed when evaluating the stone for a particular design.
Cushion-shaped diamonds are generally recognized for their pillow-like outline and softened corners, but the exact face-up proportions can vary from stone to stone. For this green cushion diamond, consider how the outline, corner character, and visible color distribution will relate to the intended setting. Actual light behavior and color appearance should be assessed using available imagery, dimensions, and grading details rather than assumed from the cushion shape or color description alone.
- Loose lab-grown diamond format intended for a custom setting after physical fit is confirmed
- Cushion shape provides soft corners and rounded geometry, with exact proportions to be verified
- Fancy green color attribute offers a colored center-stone option; exact grading terminology, tone, saturation, and color distribution are not provided
Whether you envision a bespoke engagement ring, pendant, or another custom jewelry project, this green cushion diamond provides a flexible starting point for design. For custom work, our team considers the loose stone and setting together: measurements, face-up outline, corner protection, and the desired amount of visible diamond all affect setting compatibility. An earring design may also require a coordinated stone plan, as no matching pair is specified in the available product data.
To better understand how shape, color, the 4Cs, and grading documentation can inform a loose-diamond selection, explore our comprehensive lab-grown diamond buying guide. Use the report as a starting point when available, while also confirming the stone’s dimensions, visual proportions, and suitability for your intended custom setting.
Diamond Specifications
- Product Type
- Loose lab-grown diamond
- Diamond Type
- Fancy Color
- Shape
- Cushion
- Color Attribute
- Fancy Green
- Brand
- NUVU
- Carat Weight
- Not specified on this product page
- Measurements
- Confirm with NUVU before setting selection
- Clarity Grade
- Not specified on this product page
- Grading Report
- Review the grading report if available
- Setting Compatibility
- Confirm dimensions and physical fit for the intended custom setting
Key Details
Cushion Shape With Softer Corners
The cushion outline gives this green diamond a rounded, pillow-like geometry that feels softer than an emerald shape while still keeping a structured center-stone presence.
Fancy Green Color Attribute
The product data identifies the stone as fancy green, making color a central design factor. Before final setting decisions, confirm available documentation for exact color terminology, tone, saturation, and distribution.
Useful for Custom Setting Review
As a loose lab-grown diamond, this stone can be evaluated around a planned ring, pendant, or other custom piece. Measurements and face-up proportions should be confirmed before selecting the setting style.
Clear Shape Comparison Point
Choose this cushion shape if you prefer rounded corners and a balanced outline. A green emerald diamond may feel more linear, while a green pear diamond gives a more elongated, directional silhouette.
Product Comparison
| Feature | Green Cushion Diamond | Green Emerald Diamond | Green Pear Diamond |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outline | Rounded, pillow-like geometry | Rectangular, linear geometry | Elongated teardrop silhouette |
| Corner Character | Softened, rounded corners | More angular, defined corners | Rounded end with a directional point |
| General Visual Direction | Balanced and softly structured | Sleek and strongly linear | Elongated and directional |
| Likely Design Mood | Soft geometric focal stone | Crisp, architectural appearance | Tapered, asymmetric appearance |
| Buyer Fit | For buyers who prefer rounded geometry over sharper or more elongated outlines | For buyers seeking a linear step-cut look | For buyers seeking a more elongated, directional shape |
| Before Setting Selection | Confirm measurements, face-up proportions, color appearance, grading details, and physical fit | Confirm product-specific dimensions and documentation | Confirm product-specific dimensions and documentation |
Ways to Consider This Piece
Green Cushion Center Stone for an Engagement Ring
This loose lab-grown diamond may suit a buyer considering a lab-grown diamond engagement ring with a colored center stone and a softer cushion outline. Before moving into a diamond setting decision, confirm the carat weight, measurements, face-up proportions, clarity details, and any available grading report.
Custom Pendant With a Rounded Geometric Focal Stone
For a custom jewelry design centered on one green diamond, the cushion shape can offer a more rounded profile than an emerald shape without becoming as directional as a pear. Buyers should confirm the stone dimensions, visible color appearance, and setting fit before finalizing the pendant design.
Shape Comparison Between Cushion, Emerald, and Pear
This green cushion diamond makes sense for buyers comparing outline and visual direction across green diamond shapes. Choose the cushion direction if rounded corners and a balanced face-up outline matter more than the linear geometry of an emerald shape or the elongated point of a pear shape.
Verification Before a Final Setting Plan
This product is useful for a buyer who likes the fancy green cushion direction but still needs the stone-specific details that guide setting selection. The supplied product data does not specify carat weight, measurements, clarity, cut-related details, color modifiers, or grading documentation, so those points should be reviewed before moving forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Green Cushion Diamond?
The Green Cushion Diamond is a loose lab-grown diamond with a cushion shape and a fancy green color attribute. It is listed in the Cushion Diamonds and Loose Lab Diamonds categories, making it relevant for buyers planning a custom setting rather than choosing a finished jewelry piece.
How does a green cushion diamond compare with green emerald and pear shapes?
A cushion shape has softened corners and a rounded, pillow-like outline, so it usually reads less linear than an emerald shape. Compared with a pear shape, the cushion has a more balanced outline and less directional teardrop silhouette. Buyers should compare the face-up shape, corner character, and how the green color appears in each option.
Is this loose green cushion diamond suitable for a custom engagement ring?
It may be considered for a custom engagement ring if the buyer wants a colored lab-grown diamond center stone with a softer cushion outline. Before choosing a setting, confirm the stone measurements, face-up proportions, corner protection needs, and any available grading details. The supplied product data does not specify carat weight, clarity, cut details, or setting dimensions.
What should I confirm before selecting a setting for this diamond?
Ask NUVU to confirm the available measurements, carat weight, grading report status, clarity information, and any cut-related details before a setting is selected. For a fancy green cushion diamond, it is also worth reviewing color appearance, color distribution, and the actual outline shown in images or video. These details help determine whether the stone fits the intended ring, pendant, or other custom jewelry design.
Does the product page provide a grading report or full 4Cs for this diamond?
The supplied product information identifies this as a cushion-shaped loose lab-grown diamond with a fancy green color attribute, but it does not list a grading laboratory, report number, carat weight, clarity grade, cut grade, polish, symmetry, fluorescence, or measurements. If those details are not shown on the product page, buyers should request the available documentation before making a final decision.
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