A solitaire ring features a single, unaccompanied diamond or gemstone, devoid of additional side stones or accents. This classic design is rooted in history, dating back to ancient Roman jewelry, where uncut diamonds were set in metal bands, making solitaires a traditional and timeless choice for engagement rings.

Depending on the style, a Solitaire engagement ring usually signals to the world that you have timelessly elegant taste. Its symbolic meaning is entirely up to you and your partner, and may also vary depending on your chosen diamond shape. But generally, the single diamond highlighted in the ring symbolizes your unity as a couple, or is a celebration of having found “the one.”

A Solitaire engagement ring, like all engagement rings, is traditionally worn on the left ring finger. When paired with a wedding ring, the custom is to put the wedding ring on first and the engagement ring on second. For those who do not want to wear their engagement and wedding rings stacked, it’s simply advisable to measure the ring size of the exact finger you’ll be wearing either ring on.

A diamond Solitaire is considered the traditional setting for an engagement ring, whereas Toi et Moi or Three Stone engagement rings continue to grow in popularity. But certain styles of Solitaire engagement rings are more traditional than others. A Signature Solitaire or Classic Solitaire are the most well-known styles, whereas a Two Tone or Classic Hidden Halo add a unique twist to this timeless setting.

You should clean your diamond ring once a week. Mix 1 tsp of dish soap into a cup of warm water until fully dissolved. Dip your ring in the solution and use a soft cloth (or soft bristle toothbrush) to gently scrub clean. Rinse with clean water and let dry on a clean, soft cloth.Please be careful to not use any soap that contains beads or exfoliants.

There are three settings in particular that will make your Solitaire VRAI created diamond look larger. The first is a Cathedral engagement ring setting that lifts the diamond closer to the eye. After that, there are Halo engagement rings and Bezel engagement rings that make the center stone look bigger with additional metal or pavé-set diamonds. Choosing elongated diamond shapes such as Marquise, Pear, Emerald, or Oval cut diamonds will also make it appear bigger.

Most engagement ring settings come with a plain or pavé option. Simply select your favorite style and choose plain or pavé as well as your favorite metal color. Certain styles are only available with diamond bands, including the Devotion, the Baguette Bar, and the Graduated Band.

People adore solitaire rings for their timeless elegance. These rings are known for their simplicity, often featuring a single, stunning diamond on an unadorned band. This minimalist style allows the diamond to shine brilliantly, making it the focal point in its purest form.