DIAMONDS AND SETTINGS
Explore our extensive collection of diamonds and settings, where timeless elegance meets modern sophistication. Our selection includes a variety of traditional diamond shapes, such as round and oval, as well as unique fancy cuts like the princess cut for those seeking something truly distinctive.
Complement your chosen diamond with one of our expertly crafted settings, from classic solitaires to intricate pavé designs, perfect for the discerning bride-to-be.
We’re here to guide you in pairing the ideal shape and setting, ensuring that the engagement ring you choose perfectly reflects their style and the love you share.
Natural Diamonds
Natural diamonds are incredibly rare, taking millions or even billions of years to form deep within the Earth's crust. This rarity makes them highly coveted, and their limited supply drives up their price per carat. However, the value of natural diamonds is enduring, ensuring they remain a lasting investment over time.
Lab Grown Diamonds
Lab-grown diamonds are often considered a more budget-friendly choice because they can be produced in large quantities. However, their widespread availability means their long-term value may not be guaranteed. It's important to keep in mind that the resale or upgrade value of a lab-grown diamond may not meet initial expectations.
POPULAR SETTINGS
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Solitaire: A timeless classic, the solitaire features a single diamond or gemstone as the centerpiece. It’s elegant, understated, and allows the stone to be the main focus.
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Halo: A halo ring features a central diamond or gemstone surrounded by a circle of smaller diamonds or gemstones. This style adds extra sparkle and can make the center stone appear larger.
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Three-Stone: Also known as a trilogy ring, this style includes three stones, typically representing the past, present, and future of the relationship. The stones can be of equal size or have a larger center stone flanked by smaller ones.
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Vintage/Antique: Vintage-inspired rings often feature intricate details like filigree, milgrain, and engraving. These rings may be inspired by or replicate styles from different historical eras, such as Art Deco, Victorian, or Edwardian
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Hidden Halo: The hidden halo adds a subtle yet dazzling detail by placing a ring of smaller diamonds just below the center stone, creating a sparkling frame that’s visible from the side.
