Marquise Diamond Engagement Rings: Skyla, Simone, Harmony or Odette?

By Ken & Dana Design Team

The marquise diamond engagement ring is having a moment: Pinterest trend data from September 2026 shows interest in marquise engagement rings up 50% from a year earlier. Four of our marquise designs are among our bestsellers, and each one takes the shape in a different direction.

Below, we compare Skyla, Simone, Harmony and Odette side by side: the look, the band, the accent diamonds and the price (as of November 2026).

Two marquise diamond engagement rings with side diamonds held side by side
Two marquise diamond rings side by side, each with smaller diamonds at the shoulders.

What All Four Have in Common

A marquise has two points that need protecting, which is why a 6-prong setting is the method we use most often for marquise diamonds. Our Guide to Marquise Diamond Ring Settings covers the other setting styles.

Marquise diamond engagement ring in yellow gold held in the hand
A marquise diamond set north to south in yellow gold.

Skyla: Ornate and Hand-Engraved

Skyla builds an old-world setting around the marquise, with delicate curves, diamond accents and hand-engraved details. At about 1.75mm at its narrowest point, it feels more delicate than all that detail suggests. Engraving like Skyla's is cut into the metal by hand with a graver, and the engraving alone can take a full day at the bench.

Simone: A Solitaire With an Engraved Band

Simone keeps the stone count to one marquise and puts the detail into the band: a squared 2.20mm shank covered in hand engraving. From the top it reads as a classic solitaire, and the engraving shows up close.

Simone marquise diamond solitaire engagement ring with six yellow gold prongs and a scroll-engraved band, resting on wood

Harmony: Asymmetrical and Nature-Inspired

Harmony gathers marquise and round diamonds to either side of the center in an asymmetrical arrangement, with leaf details along the band and prongs. The design can also be made with other center stone shapes.

Odette: Vintage Pattern and the Most Sparkle

Odette takes the ornate style of our Odessi and refines it into a slimmer 2.5mm band, with white diamonds worked through a vintage-inspired pattern. It can also be made with other center stone shapes.

Which One Is Right for You?

Wedding Bands for a Marquise

A marquise has a point at each end, which affects how a wedding band sits next to it. The Simone, Harmony and Odette product pages link to wedding bands we've paired with each ring, and our guide to wedding bands for marquise cut rings covers the options.

Marquise diamond engagement ring with a diamond halo stacked between two twisted yellow gold bands
A marquise diamond with a diamond halo, stacked between two twisted gold bands.
Marquise diamond engagement ring surrounded by smaller diamonds and paired with a curved band
A marquise diamond surrounded by smaller diamonds, with a curved band below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which of these marquise rings is the most affordable?

Harmony: $3,825 with a 1.00ct lab-grown marquise in 14k gold, as of November 2026.

How long do they take to make?

Harmony takes 6 to 7 weeks, Skyla 7 to 9 weeks, and Simone and Odette 8 to 9 weeks.

Are lab-grown and natural marquise diamonds both available?

Yes. All four are offered with lab-grown E, VS1 or natural G, VS2 marquise diamonds.

Can I choose a different center stone shape?

Harmony and Odette can both be made with other center stone shapes.

How do you protect the points of a marquise?

A 6-prong setting is the method we use most often for marquise diamonds, since it protects both points.

Looking for more options? See all our marquise engagement rings.

Have questions? We're happy to help. Ask us anything

Source: Pinterest trend data, September 2026.