Engagement Rings

Solitaire Style

As its name suggests, the solitaire engagement ring boasts a single diamond at the center. Its main purpose is to draw attention to the brilliance of the singular diamond. Although the round diamond is the most popular shape, the versatility of the solitaire style allows any shape to be a beautiful centerpiece. 

Three Stone Style

The three stone style highlights a trio of diamonds perfectly spaced. A larger stone rests at the center, while two smaller complementary diamonds are paired on each side. The beautiful design a three stone style engagement ring creates is unique and sure to capture attention.

Halo Style

The halo engagement ring is one of the most popular styles. A center stone is encircled by smaller stones, creating a halo effect that maximizes the impact of the diamond. We offer different options for halo styles and settings, such as a dazzling center stone surrounded by a single or double halo of white or gold diamonds.

Cathedral Setting

If you’re seeking to add height and a classic elegance to your engagement ring, the cathedral setting is for you! The shank of this ring setting curves upward, resembling the tall, arched ceilings of a cathedral, thus elevating the stone above the band. It’s a classic, traditional style with a high setting, ensuring your diamond remains front and center.

Prong Setting

The most popular type of engagement ring setting, the prong features sleek, metal arms that securely hold the diamond in the center. Also referred to as a “claw” setting, the prong lifts the diamond high above the band, allowing light to shimmer through from all angles.

Bead Setting

Similar to the prong setting, beads contain small round pieces of metal that are raised from the surface and used to secure the gemstone. In many cases, surrounding stones line the band and accent the center diamond. The metal beads reflect significant amounts of light, displaying extraordinary sparkle.

Channel Setting

In a channel setting, diamonds are set between two parallel walls of metal within the band. Praised for their seamless flow of light, channel rings are both durable and stylish. They truly offer the best of both worlds!

Pavé Setting

Derived from the French word for “pavement,” pavé is a type of setting where adjacent stones share the same bead. As a result, the ring’s surface appears to be “paved” with diamonds placed closely together. The amount of diamonds promotes a sparkle that is second to none, making it the perfect setting for those who want an extra dazzle.

Round Brilliant Cut Shape 

The most popular cut, the round diamond showcases exceptional sparkle and a universal shape that fits within any setting. Perfect for those who love a classic style, the round cut shape maximizes the reflection of light while remaining simplistic and beautiful.

Princess Cut Shape

Another prime choice for any ring setting, the princess cut is characterized by its versatile face-up shape. Whether you choose square or rectangular sides, you can capture modernism and a geometric look while showcasing the utmost brilliance.

Emerald Cut Shape

A rectangular step cut, an open table, and cropped corners define the emerald shape. Although the emerald cut isn’t as flashy or sparkly as other types, its long silhouette and angular lines capture clarity and reflect light. Plus, when set vertically, emeralds can make fingers look longer.

Cushion Cut Shape

Thanks to its square-cut combined with rounded corners, the cushion diamond shape is often referred to as a “pillow.” The cut’s multiple larger facets, or flat surfaces, increase the stone’s brilliance, emanating a vintage look. 

Oval Cut Shape

An elongated version of the popular round diamond, the oval cut can sparkle just as much due to its numerous facets. The oval is a classy, elegant choice whose oblong shape lengthens the appearance of the fingers.

Marquise Cut Shape

Known for its regality, the marquise shape is also referred to as the Navette cut. The brilliant sparkle it emulates is due to its curved sides and pointed ends. Like the emerald, the long vertical shape of the marquise can create the illusion of an elongated finger.

Radiant Cut Shape

Perfect for those who want a classic shape with big sparkle, the radiant cut catches the light in a significant way. Although its shape resembles that of an emerald, its deep-cut facets provide extra sparkle and shine. Plus, its eight corners prevent the possibility of chipping.

Pear Shape 

Also an increasingly popular cut, the pear resembles a teardrop shape. Its hybrid of styles blend the oval and marquise, creating a unique, timeless cut. This mixture of modernism and vintage portrays elegance and sophistication.

Asscher Cut Shape

The asscher’s octagonal shape boasts numerous large step facets and a symmetrical design, maintaining the utmost radiance. Although a universal cut that looks beautiful in any ring setting, the asscher shape requires superior clarity and a high quality diamond to truly shine.