Solitaire Engagement Rings with a Single Round Diamond Are Always in Style
Engagement rings set with a single round diamond are classic, always in style and never fading, no matter what the current trends might be. In a single photo, some of the solitaire engagement rings in this collection might appear similar but look more closely. A few diamonds are held in place with six prongs, and some with four. At least one is bezel set. The metals differ, and some styles are available in more than one metal choice.
Follow links to read more details about each ring, and to see additional images. Pay special attention to the side views from a completely different perspective of each ring’s design. Before you shop for a diamond ring, learn about the Four Cs of diamonds: color, clarity, carat weight and cut. A background in those topics will help you compare rings and make an informed decision when it’s time to make a purchase.
1. Classic Solitaire Settings to Build Your Own Engagement Ring
Browse numerous engagement ring settings that are designed to accept a single focal diamond. Round diamonds work nicely in all of these rings, but they can be set with another diamond shape if you prefer (each setting lists available options).
The price provided is for the setting only and does not include the diamond.
Follow the links to choose a diamond that suits her style (and your budget). The photograph shown represents only one of the choices — settings are available in many styles, in platinum, and in both 14K and 18K white and yellow gold.
2. 1.24 Carat Round Brilliant Cut Diamond Set in 14 Karat Gold
To create this engagement ring, jewelers inserted a 1.25 carat certified round brilliant cut diamond into a 14 karat polished white gold setting. The diamond’s color grade is E (colorless) (learn about diamond color grades), and its clarity is I1 (inclusions that can be seen without magnification).
3. 1 Carat Diamond Solitaire Set in White or Yellow 14 Karat Gold
Choose either a 14 karat white or yellow gold setting to hold this one carat round diamond. Four prongs are used to secure the diamond, which has a color grade of G-H (considered nearly colorless).
4. Round Diamond Set in 18 Karat White Gold
A satin finished 18 karats white gold setting holds a 0.24 carat round diamond. The four-prong setting is built up around the diamond, protecting it from bumps. The diamond’s color grade is G (nearly colorless), and its clarity is rated at VS (very slightly included).
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