This page gathers every stone in our collection cut to a marquise outline — the elongated, boat-shaped form with a curved girdle tapering to a point at each end. Its long silhouette carries colour across a greater surface area than a round of comparable weight, which is why the shape has long been favoured for rings that lengthen the line of the finger, and for pendants and earrings where directional movement is wanted.
The varieties currently cut this way span a broad colour range. Mozambique Ruby and Burma Ruby bring the chromium-driven reds of corundum; Chrome Tourmaline offers a saturated, vivid green; Umbalite Garnet sits in the pink-to-purplish raspberry family; and Rainbow Moonstone contributes the soft blue adularescence that drifts across the stone as it is tilted — an effect the marquise's length displays particularly well.
When choosing, weigh three things: length-to-width ratio, which governs whether a stone reads slender or full; symmetry, since any imbalance between the two halves is immediately visible in a pointed outline; and the setting, as marquise tips are the most vulnerable part of the stone and are best protected by prongs or a bezel.
