The style of a diamond engagement ring is one of the most
important features when searching for a stunning piece of jewelry. A diamond ring is a reflection of
your own or your spouse's style. Whether vintage, contemporary, classic, or
something entirely different and distinctive, there is a ring that perfectly
suits your tastes.
There are plenty of colors, settings, and options to choose
from. Below are a few of the most well-known styles of rings which have our
hearts!
A solitaire is the most popular style of
engagement rings. This traditional design includes one rock, ideally a
diamond set into four or even six prongs within a classy gold or platinum band.
Solitaires are tasteful, minimalistic, and ageless and their simple beauty is
what places them on top!
Though these rings are extremely minimal and timeless, you
can tweak small details depending on your tastes and budget. Some elect to
place a somewhat smaller diamond onto a narrow tapered band that makes the
diamond appear larger, while others opt for thicker rings to allow for the
incorporation of details, such as engravings.
A halo ring features a center stone surrounded by tiny
diamonds which makes it appear brighter and almost heavenly. The smaller
diamonds cause the middle stone to seem larger and more notable. A conventional
halo ring is a contemporary spin on solitaires. However, over the decades,
people have gotten really creative with the halo setting by using a few
characteristic pear-shaped or oblong diamonds, square stones, or colored
diamonds like blue sapphires or rubies.
The three-stone rings include a center diamond using two
comparable diamonds on both sides.
They're said to possess great sentimental value because the
three stones represent the past, present, and future of their connection. The
two side diamonds are roughly half of the carat weight of the center diamond.
Normally, the diamonds may be prong-set, basket-set, or even bezel-set.
Side stone rings include a center diamond flanked by two or
more relatively smaller diamonds on both sides. Side stone rings seem brighter
and appear to glow due to the presence of the smaller diamonds. The way they
are made makes the middle stone seem more unique, larger, and shinier!
A split shank ring features a band that divides as reaches
the center stone. These are among the more contemporary style of engagement
rings. This presentation is a wonderful selection for elongated core diamonds
like pear, oval, and marquise because helps visually balance the diamond. These
divided shank rings may also have micro pave diamonds to make it appear
extraordinary and expansive! A halo may also be integrated into a split shank
ring.
With the many style choices available, there is a ring for
any taste and personality. Find one that fits you and your beloved to create
lasting memories and happiness.
