Three-stone engagement rings are designed with a large center stone flanked by two smaller stones. The first side stone features your past as a couple and how you got to the love and devotion you now have. The large center stone represents the present and the current commitment you are going through. The third stone represents the future, and all of the amazing memories you have to look forward to. They are popular because of their deep, symbolic meaning that most other engagement rings do not feature.
princess and round as they tend to fit smoothly together. Other common shapes include emerald, marquise, asscher and oval. At Joseph’s Jewelry you will find 3-stone diamond rings set with various combinations of diamond cuts as well as designs that provide you with a vast array of options.
Three-stone rings features three stones in the same or similar sizes, representing the past, present, and future of love. Like all of our engagement rings, the three-stone ring is highly customizable. The ring styles you can pick from range from simple to intricate. Include halos or pavé diamond accents or add engravings around the band to make it all yours. You’ll find a great selection of 3-stone engagement rings you can choose from here at Joseph’s Jewelry.
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