Know your style..

Selecting an engagement ring is about more than style—it’s about finding a piece that fits everyday life and reflects who they are.

From center stone to final setting, we’ll guide you in bringing together a ring that matches your vision, your budget, and your partner’s style.

Timless Icons

Solitaire

Some styles never leave the conversation—they simply refine it. The solitaire is the ultimate expression of timeless elegance, where a single extraordinary diamond tells the entire story. Uncluttered and enduring, its beauty lies in simplicity, allowing light, craftsmanship, and sentiment to shine without distraction.

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Elongated

Elongated diamond cuts are designed to maximize brilliance and create a flattering, lengthened look on the finger. This collection features elongated oval engagement rings that combine timeless elegance with a modern silhouette. A refined choice for those who want classic beauty with a contemporary edge.

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Wrapped in Sparkle

Halo

Halo engagement rings are a dazzling and glamorous choice, featuring a central gemstone encircled by a "halo" of smaller diamonds or gemstones. This design enhances the brilliance and size of the center stone, creating an eye-catching sparkle that radiates elegance and sophistication.

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Secret Sparkle

Hidden Halo

Discover the enchanting allure of our Hidden Halo Engagement Rings Collection. This exquisite collection features rings designed with a unique hidden halo that delicately enhances the center stone without overshadowing its beauty. The hidden halo provides an unexpected sparkle that symbolizes the depth of your love, making it a perfect choice for the modern bride who appreciates elegance and sophistication.

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Setting Types

Settings secure the diamond while allowing maximum light to pass through, enhancing its brilliance. Each style is often tailored to the shape of the stone and the overall ring design—such as V-prongs, which help protect the pointed edges of marquise, pear, and heart-shaped diamonds. Like channel and bezel settings, prong settings can also be used to hold multiple stones in place.

  • Tiffany

    A classic, minimalist solitaire setting featuring a simple band where the stone is held purely by four or six thin prongs. It lacks side arches, making the diamond look like it is floating directly on top of the band.

  • Cathedral

    Arches of metal slope upward from the band to meet the head, lifting the stone high. This creates an elegant profile with open, triangular gaps beneath the diamond.

  • Knife Edge

    This modern style tapes to a V-shaped peak, which makes it appear thinner without compromising durability and strength, while reflecting more light.

  • Twist

    Two or more pieces of the band come together to form a graceful, classic twist. It's a subtle symbol of love uniting.

  • Split Shank

    The band splits into two strands to frame the center stone. It can either be a smooth band, or adorned with diamonds for extra sparkle. The space in the split allow light to shine under the setting.

  • Prong

    The prong setting typically has four or six metal prongs that extend up from the ring's basket and over the gemstone. This effectively secures the diamond in place and allows more light to enter the stone.

  • Shared Prong

    In a shared prong setting, each stone shares one set of prongs with the stone next to it. With less visible metal, more light can pass through.

  • Bezel

    A bezel setting is an arc of metal that secures a ring's main stone. The metal encases the stone while overlapping its edges. It therefore provides some protection. The bezel setting may fully or partially encircle a stone.

  • Channel

    The channel setting is a type of ring setting where stones on the shank of the ring are set along a track between two walls of metal. The stones are nestled against one another and not separated by prongs, beads, or bezels.

  • Pave

    The pavé setting is a ring setting that features small diamonds along the band of the ring. The French word translates to "paved," and this jewelry technique was named as such because it resembles a paved or cobblestone road.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most popular engagement ring style?

The classic solitaire setting paired with a round brilliant-cut diamond remains the most popular engagement ring style overall, accounting for nearly half of all ring sales worldwide. This timeless design features a single stone on a plain metal band, maximizing light transmission and sparkle.

How do I choose the right engagement ring style?


Consider the wearer's personal style, lifestyle, and preferred jewelry. Someone who loves classic pieces may prefer a solitaire or traditional setting, while someone with a modern taste might gravitate toward sleek bands, elongated diamond shapes, or contemporary designs. Choosing a ring that complements their everyday style ensures they'll love wearing it for years to come.

Does the engagement ring setting affect durability?

Yes. The setting plays an important role in both the appearance and protection of your diamond. Prong settings maximize sparkle by allowing more light to enter the stone, while bezel settings offer extra protection by surrounding the diamond with precious metal. The best choice depends on your lifestyle, design preferences, and how you plan to wear your ring every day.

Can I customize an engagement ring style?

Absolutely. Many engagement rings can be customized by selecting your preferred diamond shape, setting, metal type, and design details. Whether you want a timeless solitaire or a completely one-of-a-kind design, customizing your ring allows you to create a piece that reflects your personal style and love story. We can create something totally new, or you can re-design any existing style in our case or from an heirloom.

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Choose a convenient date and time to meet with a jewelry expert, who will guide you through our selection of fine jewelry and assist with any custom requests or repairs. Whether you're looking for the perfect engagement ring, a special gift, or a custom design, scheduling an appointment ensures personalized attention and a tailored shopping experience.

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