How to Wear an Engagement Ring and Wedding Band
June 28, 2022
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Are you wondering how to wear an engagement ring and wedding band? Ancient Romans believed there was a special vein in the fourth finger of
What Is A Solitaire Engagement Ring?
The solitaire setting is a beautiful engagement ring that’s been around for decades. It features a single stone at center stage and a simple shank. They are not only a truly classic design, but they are extremely popular as well. The large center stone will be stunning and ensure your engagement ring is the center of attention.
Benefits Of Solitaire Rings
- Elevates the diamond, making it more prominent and noticeable.
- Allows a significant amount of light to pass through the diamond increasing its brilliance and fire.
- Complements and supports a variety of diamond shapes and sizes.
- Easy to maintain and clean. Provides a classic, timeless
- Provides a classic, timeless look.
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What Are Different Types Of Solitaire Engagement Rings?
A variety of different designs and prong layouts are used for solitaire engagement rings. Solitaire settings are an excellent match for any diamond shape because of their classic design and secure support. Regardless of a diamond’s size or shape, the prongs of a solitaire ring will keep the diamond securely in place here are some common designs.
- Cathedral Solitaire Engagement Rings: Cathedral solitaire settings, also known as “high-profile” settings, have an arched design that’s similar to the roofline of a cathedral. This holds the center diamond high above the ring, making the diamond look as if it’s floating above the band.
- Split Shank Solitaire Engagement Rings: A split shank setting has a shank that splits in two as it reaches the center stone. It gives the center diamond more presence and makes the ring stand out because the shank in the split shank solitaire setting opens as it nears the center stone.
- Knife Edge Engagement Rings: A knife edge setting has edges that form a point in the center of the band. It gives it a pointier and more angular appearance drawing attention to the center diamond because of its distinct point.
- Four and Six Prong Solitaire Engagement Rings: In a solitaire setting, the center diamond or gemstone is held in place by several small prongs that extend out from the band. The most common configurations are four and six prongs.
- Tiffany Engagement Rings: One of the most famous solitaire ring settings is the Tiffany setting. As you’ve probably guessed from its name, this setting was designed by Tiffany & Co. It uses a special six-prong design to maximize the amount of light that reaches the diamond.
Solitaire diamond engagement ring settings provide a classic, timeless look for any diamond shape. From a beautiful oval diamond in yellow gold to a stunning round cut in white gold, plenty of options are available here at Joseph’s Jewelry for your perfect your dream engagement ring within the solitaire family.
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