Solitaire ring.

A solitaire ring features a single, prominent diamond set on a plain band, highlighting the stone’s beauty and brilliance. Its simplicity and elegance make it a classic choice, especially for engagement rings. The focus on a single diamond emphasizes quality and craftsmanship, symbolizing pure and enduring love.

Three- stone ring.

A three-stone ring, also known as a trilogy or trinity ring, features three diamonds or gemstones set side by side on the band. Each stone represents a different phase of a couple’s journey together: the past, present, and future. This symbolism makes the three-stone ring a popular choice for engagements, anniversaries, and other significant milestones.

Key Features:

• Center Stone: The middle stone is typically the largest, symbolizing the present. It is often a diamond, but other gemstones like sapphires or emeralds can be used for a more personalized touch.
• Side Stones: The two side stones are usually smaller and can be either the same shape and size or slightly smaller than the center stone. They represent the past and the future.
• Stone Shapes: While round brilliant-cut diamonds are common, other shapes like princess, emerald, or oval cuts ar, depending on personal preference.
• Settings: The stones can be set in various styles, including prong, channel settings. Prong settings are popular for allowing maximum light to pass through the stones, enhancing their brilliance.
• Band Material: The band is usually made from precious metals like gold platinum, chosen for durability and aesthetics.

Emerald-Cut ring.

An emerald-cut ring features a diamond or gemstone shaped in a rectangular, step-cut style, characterized by its large, open table and parallel facets. This cut emphasizes clarity and offers a hall-of-mirrors effect, than the typical sparkle associated with other cuts.