Or a contemporary geometric-style setting? Engagement ring shopping can be daunting enough after all, it's a lot of cash and a lot of pressure! You may have swotted up on your 4Cs if not, and you're buying a diamond, you should! Rings by Catbird. It's the first question you'll be asked when you walk into the shop , it will dictate the kind of stores you should look in, and it may even contribute to how much you're likely to spend.
While you might have an idea of what kind of ring you think your partner would like maybe she's pointed out a few in shop windows or on Instagram? Or you've taken in the style of jewellery she already owns , you might not be able to articulate it.
So that's where today's post comes in. We're arming you with as many engagement ring styles we could think of, so you'll know what you're looking for - and what to ask for - when the time comes to make your all-important purchase.
Ring by Natasha Sherling. These engagement ring styles are the ones you'll find in almost any jewellery shop you walk into. Classic in this context doesn't mean boring or basic, these ring styles are versatile, timeless and work with a variety of different gemstones , shapes of stone, and metals, and may overlap into more unusual vintage or contemporary ring settings. Fiori ring by Appleby. Three, four or five stone rings are all really popular settings.
With a three-stone setting the centre stone can be a little larger flanked by two accent gems, or all three stones will be similarly sized. The ultimate classic, and with good reason. A solitaire ring is a single stone ring sometimes with an embellished band. These rings are all about the rock , so investing in a quality gemstone is key. Look out for the prongs too - how the stone is held in the ring, whether it's six-prong as above or four or three - this tends to be a distinguishing feature when you're deciding between two solitaire settings.
Halo ring by Miriam Wade. A halo engagement ring, is a ring with a centre stone that has a circle of diamonds or gemstones around it. Great for adding sparkle to a coloured gemstone or to a smaller stone. Double halo ring by Lunn's. Like a halo but double the diamonds! A double halo is a great option for brides who like to wear big, statement jewels.
Cluster ring by Wehrly Bros Jewellery. Cluster rings come in a plethora of different styles , sometimes they feature a central stone, or other times every stone in the ring is similarly-sized. Concierto ring by Appleby. Twist engagement ring bands have become increasingly popular in recent years and are a nice way to give a solitaire setting a contemporary update.
Ring by Stonechat Jewellers. There are a variety of different types and our 4 most popular styles include: Solitaire engagement ring This style is seen as the original engagement ring and has been a classic choice for many. A solitaire diamond engagement ring Halo engagement ring The Halo style builds upon the Solitaire and frames the main diamond by surrounding it with smaller, round diamonds.
This helps make the jewel appear larger and is a perfect style for those looking to add some extra sparkle to a diamond engagement A marquise halo diamond set on a platinum band Shoulder set engagement ring With diamonds set into the band, the shoulder set style offers a fresh approach to the traditional solitaire engagement ring. A gold engagement ring featuring a shoulder set diamonds across the band Three-stone engagement ring This style features a larger central diamond with two smaller stones to the side.
In , Tiffany introduced the engagement ring as we know it today. Let us assist you in choosing an engagement ring, personalising a wedding band or selecting a special anniversary gift. What Is an Engagement Ring Setting? What Is a Solitaire Engagement Ring? Browse Solitaire Engagement Rings. What Is a Halo Engagement Ring? Browse Halo Engagement Rings. Browse Three Stone Engagement Rings. Prong Setting. Bead Setting.
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