Split Shank Floral Engagement Ring
The 1 carat diamond in this ring is gracefully supported by four milgrained flower petals that are accented with diamonds. We think it is one of the more unique floral engagement rings we have created and we would love to make one like it for you!
Round Diamond Engagement Rings – The Most Versatile Of The Cuts
The ring to the left is our semi-halo engagement ring. Out customer wanted a halo, but not a halo. We removed 2 stones from each side of the stone and created a cool twist on the traditional halo engagement ring.
The ring to the right is our 2 Stone bypass engagement ring. We took 2, 1 carat diamonds, offset them, and connect them with the shank.
This Milgrained Halo Engagement Ring pays homage to the exquisite engagement rings created solely by hand in the early 1900’s. The stones in both the halo and band are accented with milgrain while the gallery beneath the center stone is artfully cut out.
Why Round Brilliant Diamonds Are So Popular
Round brilliant diamonds are the most popular choice for engagement rings because their cut is designed to reflect an exceptional amount of light. Their balanced shape, symmetry, and sparkle work well with nearly every setting style, from classic solitaires to halos, three-stone rings, and modern custom designs. Round diamonds are also easy to pair with wedding bands and tend to remain timeless as jewelry styles change.
This is one of our Celtic Engagement Rings. It is decorated with a Celtic design that culminates in diamond accented triquetras. The sides of the ring are decorated with sculptural elements. We can always change the engraving if you have an idea for another pattern.
This stunning custom engagement ring boats almost 3 carats of diamonds! The 2 center stones are around 6.5mm and they are accented with 2.2-2.8mm stones. We have 2 versions of this ring, so check them both out.
Popular Settings for Round Diamond Engagement Rings
Round diamonds work beautifully in many setting styles. A solitaire keeps the focus entirely on the center stone, while a halo surrounds it with smaller diamonds to create more sparkle and a larger overall appearance. Three-stone settings add side stones that can represent the past, present, and future. Cathedral settings raise the center diamond with graceful arches, bezel settings surround the stone with a protective metal rim, and pavé settings add rows of small diamonds along the band for extra brilliance.
The is one of favorite skull halo engagement rings. It uses the smaller round cuts in the halo make the center stone appear larger. They also provide a ton of sparkle! We can also make this ring without the stones on the band.
The art deco cathedral ring to the right is just simply stunning. The milgrain and “V” shapes are beautiful design elements that really highlights the diamond accents
Choosing Cut, Color, Clarity, and Carat Weight
When selecting a round diamond, cut should usually be the top priority because it has the greatest effect on sparkle and brilliance. Color and clarity can often be balanced to find a beautiful diamond without paying for differences that are difficult to see without magnification. Carat weight measures the diamond’s weight, but two diamonds of the same carat can appear different in size depending on their proportions. We can help you compare all four factors and choose a diamond that offers the best combination of beauty, size, and value for your budget.
This is the prong version of our tulip crossover engagement ring. We like both because of the contrast of one band with stones and one without them.
We also have this ring with stones on the band. And to really make the owls pop, we can have our master hand engraver really give the birds some detail.
This is one of our nature engagement rings. The 5mm center stone is held in place by four leaves after growing up the center of the band. This is our most popular flora engagement ring.
How The Custom Jewelry Process Works
The process begins with your ideas, inspiration images, preferred diamond, metal, ring size, and budget. Once we understand what you want and agree on the price, a deposit is required to begin the design. We then create detailed CAD renderings so you can see how your round diamond engagement ring will look. You will also be able to request changes before anything is made. After you approve the design, the ring is cast in your chosen metal, carefully polished, and set with the diamond and any accent stones. We will send you photographs of the finished ring before it is shipped.
This Modern Cathedral Engagement Ring is a new twist on the cathedral engagement ring.
This is one of our Round Diamond Engagement Rings that features a knife-edge shank boasting 2 rows of 1.3mm stones in it. The 5mm center stone sits above 2 bezel set diamonds as well. We took the cathedral ring and doubled the sparkle!
Natural Versus Lab-Grown Round Diamonds
Both natural and lab-grown round diamonds offer exceptional brilliance, durability, and beauty. Natural diamonds are formed in the earth over billions of years and are valued for their rarity, while lab-grown diamonds are created in controlled conditions and typically provide more size or quality for the same budget. The right choice depends on what matters most to you, including rarity, origin, carat weight, quality, and price.
This Split Shank Modern Engagement Ring to the left is an elegant design you won’t find anywhere else.
