Choosing A Round Hidden Halo Engagement Ring

Because a round is perfectly symmetrical, it suits every setting style, which makes it the safest choice if you are not sure which look she prefers. Per carat, a round diamond shows slightly less surface than elongated shapes such as an oval or marquise, so it can look smaller than other shapes on paper. Even so, it gives back more light, so it often looks brighter. A hidden halo adds to that light. It places a row of small diamonds beneath the center stone, where it shows only from the side. You cannot see a hidden halo from above, where the ring looks like a solitaire; in profile, the halo comes into view and adds light through the stone. This collection offers 7 round hidden halo engagement rings from $1,675, each made for a 1, 1.5, 2 or 3 carat lab-grown center with E-F color and VS+ clarity, in yellow gold, white gold or platinum. For the wedding band that goes with a round hidden halo engagement ring, a straight pavé or plain band keeps the clean look. Try the two together to check the fit.