Ring Education: Ring Style Guide
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SOLITAIRE A classic and timeless design, the solitaire ring showcases a single diamond or gemstone set on a band. Its simplicity draws attention directly to the stone, making it a popular choice for many. |
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ACCENTED Accented rings feature smaller diamonds or gemstones along the band. These accents can enhance and complement the center stone, adding layers of sparkle and intricacy to the design. |
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HALO In this design, a central diamond or gemstone is surrounded by a circle of smaller stones. The halo enhances the size and sparkle of the center stone, creating a radiant effect. |
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THREE STONE This design features a larger central diamond or gemstone flanked by two smaller ones on either side. It's often interpreted as symbolizing the past, present, and future, adding a layer of meaning to its beauty. |
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TWO STONE Featuring two diamonds or gemstones side-by-side, this style represents partnership and duality. The two stones, often of the same size, can symbolize two souls becoming one or two unique aspects of a single bond. |
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FREEFORM Freeform rings defy traditional shapes or structures. They are often asymmetric, offering unique and personalized designs that stand out from more classic styles. |