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Popular Engagement Ring Styles

16th November 2024 By Coby Shalev

Engagement ring styles vary widely to suit different tastes, lifestyles, and budgets. Here are some of the most popular styles:


1. Solitaire

  • Description: A single centre stone on a simple band, highlighting the diamond or gemstone.
  • Why it’s popular: Timeless, elegant, and versatile, allowing the stone to take centre stage.

2. Halo

  • Description: A centre stone surrounded by a “halo” of smaller diamonds or gemstones.
  • Why it’s popular: It enhances the appearance of the centre stone, making it look larger and more brilliant.

3. Three-Stone (Trilogy)

  • Description: A central stone flanked by two smaller stones.
  • Why it’s popular: Symbolises a couple’s past, present, and future, offering a sentimental touch.

4. Pavé

  • Description: The band is encrusted with small diamonds or gemstones, creating a continuous sparkle.
  • Why it’s popular: It adds extra brilliance and complements the centre stone.

5. Vintage/Antique-Inspired

  • Description: This piece features intricate details like filigree, milgrain, or engraved patterns inspired by past eras (e.g., Art Deco, Victorian).
  • Why it’s popular: Offers unique charm and a sense of history.

6. Modern Minimalist

  • Description: Sleek, understated designs with clean lines and simple bands.
  • Why it’s popular: Appeals to those with a contemporary and subtle aesthetic.

7. Split Shank

  • Description: The band splits into two or more strands as it approaches the centre stone.
  • Why it’s popular: It creates visual interest while framing the centre stone.

8. Oval-Cut and Other Fancy Shapes

  • Description: Rings featuring non-round centre stones (oval, pear, cushion, emerald cuts, etc.).
  • Why it’s popular: Unique shapes cater to individuality and often appear larger than round stones of the same carat weight.

9. Colored Gemstones

  • Description: Features sapphires, rubies, emeralds, or other coloured gemstones as the centre or accent stones.
  • Why it’s popular: It adds a pop of colour and personality. Royals like Princess Diana (sapphire) and Kate Middleton have popularized it.

10. Bezel Setting

  • Description: The centre stone is encircled by a metal rim, securely holding it in place.
  • Why it’s popular: Offers a sleek, modern look with added durability for active lifestyles.

11. Cluster

  • Description: A group of smaller stones arranged to create the illusion of one larger stone or a unique design.
  • Why it’s popular: Offers a creative and often more affordable option with plenty of sparkle.

12. Eternity Bands as Engagement Rings

  • Description: A full or half-circle of diamonds or gemstones on a thin band, often replacing the traditional solitaire.
  • Why it’s popular: Perfect for minimalists who want a versatile and elegant look.

Would you like advice on choosing a style that matches your taste, or are you interested in custom designs?

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