JEWELRY EDUCATION
Choosing the Right Ring
Popular Engagement Ring Settings
Side-Stone
Side stones add brilliance while keeping the center diamond as the main attraction.
BEST FOR
Added sparkle with a classic feel.
Three-Stone
A center diamond framed by two prominent side stones, traditionally representing your past, present and future together.
BEST FOR
Meaningful symbolism and greater finger coverage.
Halo
A frame of smaller diamonds surrounds the center stone, adding brilliance and creating a larger overall appearance.
BEST FOR
Maximum sparkle and visual impact.
Which Setting Is Right for You?
The right setting should complement your diamond, your lifestyle and your personal style. Keep these three things in mind as you explore your options.
Lifestyle
Think about how you use your hands each day. An active lifestyle may benefit from a lower-profile or more protective setting.
Personal Style
Consider whether you're drawn to something classic and understated, detailed and romantic, or bold and contemporary.
Wedding Band Pairing
Think ahead to your wedding band. Some engagement rings sit flush with a traditional band while others pair best with a curved or custom design.
More Styles to Explore
Single Row
A single line of accent diamonds adds refined sparkle while allowing the center stone to remain the focal point.
BEST FOR
Classic style with a little extra brilliance.
Multi Row & Split Shank
Multiple rows or a divided band create greater finger coverage, visual interest and plenty of additional sparkle.
BEST FOR
A bolder ring with a substantial presence.
Bypass & Free Form
Flowing curves, asymmetrical details and unexpected stone arrangements create an artistic alternative to traditional settings.
BEST FOR
A unique ring with a modern, individual feel.