Engagement Rings

Diamond and gemstone shapes

Many will look to the shape of the diamond or gemstone first when making their selection. A solitaire ring suits many shapes because of its simplicity, giving you the freedom to select the stone you feel is most fitting for your partner. Whether you choose a diamond with a high carat weight or something more modest, solitaire diamond rings maintain their classic look.

With 58 facets, a round brilliant diamond is cut to give maximum scintillation, beauty and fire, making it a popular choice. The radiance of a pear cut diamond, with its rounded end and single point, can also be a fitting choice.

However, the simple beauty of a solitaire setting lends itself to all diamond shapes, gemstones, and precious metals.

Settings for solitaire engagement rings

Your chosen stone can be held in a claw or bezel setting.

Our minimal claw setting holds it securely with four or six prongs. This allows a greater amount of light to pass through, enhancing the stone’s radiance.

A bezel setting masterfully encases your chosen stone, which offers more security against everyday wear. It also adds considerably to perceived diamond size.

A solitaire engagement ring is the epitome of understated elegance. Its versatility gives you freedom to choose the one you feel best represents the lasting love and commitment you and your partner share.