Engagement Rings
Solitaire Engagement Rings
One diamond, no distractions. The most timeless setting in fine jewelry, built entirely to showcase your stone.
Why the solitaire never goes out of style
A solitaire setting holds one diamond and nothing else — no halo, no pavé, no distraction. That simplicity is exactly why it has remained the most requested engagement ring style for over a century: it puts the stone itself, not the setting, at the center of attention.
Prong count changes the look more than you'd think
A 4-prong setting shows more of the diamond and creates a slightly more modern, angular silhouette. A 6-prong setting offers more security for the stone and a rounder, more classic look. Both hold a diamond safely — the choice is purely aesthetic, and worth seeing rendered in CAD before deciding.
Your stone quality matters more here
Without a halo or pavé band to add sparkle or visually boost size, a solitaire puts the diamond's own cut, clarity, and color entirely on display. We generally recommend prioritizing cut quality above all else for a solitaire — an excellent cut will outshine a larger, poorly cut stone every time.
Band and metal options
A thin, classic band keeps the focus entirely on the stone. A cathedral-style setting raises the diamond slightly and adds architectural presence. Available in platinum, white, yellow, or rose gold — each changes the overall tone of the piece significantly, worth discussing at your consultation.
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