Solitaire Engagement Rings

What To Know About Solitaire Engagement Rings

Nothing competes with the center diamond in a solitaire setting, which shows the stone entirely on its own. With nothing around it, the diamond's shape and cut do all the work. That purity is why a solitaire is the most timeless engagement ring style, and why it is the easiest to pair with any wedding band. When choosing what wedding band goes with a solitaire, almost any style will work. A solitaire leaves room for a plain, pavé or eternity band, so the band can be chosen purely on style. Every diamond shape works with a solitaire setting, and a solitaire is the purest way to show an emerald cut, oval or marquise outline, letting the lines of the stone speak clearly. The reasons to choose a solitaire setting are simple. It is timeless, easy to clean, and lets the shape of the diamond define the ring. Every Amorati center is lab-grown, E-F color and VS+ clarity, from 1 to 3 carats, in yellow gold, white gold or platinum. For someone who believes the diamond should be the whole story, a solitaire offers clarity, restraint and lasting beauty, with a design that will feel as right decades from now as it does on the day she says yes.