Engagement Rings

Start with the center-stone outline. Oval and marquise shapes create an elongated profile, while an emerald cut brings a more angular shape to the ring. A solitaire leaves the outline easy to see. A halo frames it with a border of smaller stones, and a three-stone ring changes the silhouette across the finger. Looking at the side view helps you see how the setting rises from the band.

The white gold marquise lab-grown diamond solitaire highlights one elongated shape. The yellow gold heart-shaped lab-grown diamond bezel ring shows how a continuous metal rim can frame a center stone. Compare the details of each listing for stone information, metal and stated ring size, especially if you are comparing natural and lab-grown diamond designs.

If you plan to wear a wedding band next to the engagement ring, consider the space under the setting and the profile of the band. If you have a specific combination in mind, explore custom jewelry to learn about working with Infinity Jewels on a design.