ring with two simple weding bands and a solitaire in between

This gorgeous rose gold solitaire has the diamond set in between two twisted bands and supported by a small bezel.

We love it with this diamond set twist ring, which would fit nicely around the curve of the stone while adding a bit of sparkle to the ring stack. A shaped ring could really enhance the simple ring and dress it up. This brilliant cut solitaire is cathedral set so has some nice height to the stone. The classic brilliant cut solitaire, while simple, can still be challenging to fit a ring around. Will it accommodate some metal overlap or is it flush to your finger?įinding a Shaped Wedding Ring For Brilliant Cut Solitaires

The third aspect to take into account is the setting. This might be the centre stone, or it might be the setting itself. The next step is to appraise your engagement ring and decide which aspect of the design needs to be taken into account when fitting the shaped wedding ring. Would you like the ring to blend in with your engagement ring or would you like it to add a bit of *spice*? The first question you must ask yourself is how do you want the ring to fit. For this post we will be sticking to solitaire style rings, but look out for another post on trilogy rings later on! This is a bit of a difficult question to answer because when it comes to engagement rings there really are endless styles and shapes to choose from. So How Do You Go About Choosing a Shaped Wedding Ring? For others, this gap is an absolute no no! Some people prefer the versatility of a plain wedding band that can be worn alone, and do not mind if there is a slight gap between the wedding band and the engagement ring. The other factor to bear in mind is the look. They also work great for people who plan to wear their engagement ring full time as they are made to fit snugly and avoid too much rubbing and bumping between the engagement ring and wedding band. Shaped wedding rings work really well for brides with awkwardly shaped centre stones or settings. There is no right or wrong answer, only you can decide what works best for you. You never want to take it off! So this begs the question: plain traditional band or shaped wedding ring? Your partner has finally popped the question, you’ve got the engagement ring and it is the ring of your dreams.

Ring with two simple weding bands and a solitaire in between