Side Stone Engagement Rings

Small diamonds or gemstones are set tightly together to form a glittering surface in the pavé and micro pavé setting styles. The size of the diamonds or jewels used is the fundamental distinction between the two: pavé settings normally employ somewhat bigger stones, whilst micro pavé settings utilise extremely small stones placed even closer together. Micro pavé settings offer a more understated and elegant appearance than pavé settings, which often have a more pronounced appearance.

A diamond or gemstone is set into the ring band in a continuous groove to create a channel set engagement ring. The metal of the band protects the stones, which are often placed flush with the ring's surface. Different kinds of diamonds or gemstones can be used to create channel set engagement rings, which can be styled in either a straight or curved design. They enhance the ring's style and are extremely sturdy.

Yes, you can have any shaped side stone that appeals to you. round, princess, oval, pear, and marquise stone shapes are the most popular side stone options. When selecting the shape of the side stones, take into account the ring's overall design, and the shape and colour of the centre stone in the engagement ring.

Personal taste should be the determining factor, when deciding the cut of the centre stone in a side stone engagement ring: Round, princess, oval, pear, and marquise cuts are common choices. When selecting the shape of the centre stone, take the ring's entire design and your preferences into account.

The most well-liked selections for side stones include rubies, sapphires, and emeralds. These jewels come in a variety of colours, and you can choose one to suit your preferences and style. The selection of side stones is a matter of taste.

An engagement ring can be customised in a multitude of ways in order to suit you and your style. The integration of an eternity band is a customisation that can be added to your engagement ring. However, we do recommend if this is something you're considering, to discuss this customisation and others with one of our jewellers.