Collection: Rings

Overview of Longvé's rings

The rings at Longvé range from a slender ring with a single small diamond to a wide statement ring with several carats of stones. All are set on two base metals, 14K gold and 14K white gold, and the vast majority of designs are available with both lab-grown and natural diamonds in exactly the same look. This means the choice is rarely between two vastly different rings, but between details such as the shape of the stone, how much space it takes up, and whether the band should be smooth, wavy or densely set with stones. Here we go through the ring types you can choose between, and what sets them apart.

Solitaire ring with one center stone

A solitaire ring has one diamond in a prong setting as the sole focal point, and it comes in five stone shapes, so the look can change markedly without the design doing so. The round shape reflects the most light and is the classic one. The oval and pear shapes elongate the finger and appear larger at the same carat. Cushion is a softly rounded square, and marquise is a pointed ellipse that takes up the most space lengthwise.

The shapes recur across both carat and metal. If you want the round one, you can look at a round solitaire lab-grown diamond ring, and the same shape with a natural diamond is available as a round solitaire diamond ring. If you prefer the elongated one, there is an oval solitaire lab-grown diamond ring and a pear solitaire lab-grown diamond ring. The rounded square is available as a cushion solitaire lab-grown diamond ring, and the pointed ellipse as a marquise solitaire lab-grown diamond ring. Several of the solitaires range from 0.5 carat up to 2 carat in the same design, so you can choose the size of the stone without changing the look.

Eternity and half eternity with diamonds around the band

Where the solitaire ring gathers the light in one point, the eternity ring spreads it all the way around. The diamonds sit closely along the entire ring band, so the ring sparkles from every angle and works just as well on its own as stacked with other rings. It comes in increasing widths from a tiny eternity lab-grown diamond ring up to a large eternity lab-grown diamond ring of 1 carat, so you can choose how much space it should take up. There is also a variant with two rows of stones, eternity double lab-grown diamond ring, and a wider eternity emerald lab-grown diamond ring with emerald-cut stones.

If the diamonds should only sit on the visible top part, the half eternity ring is the answer. It has stones halfway around and smooth metal on the underside, which makes it more comfortable to wear closely together with other rings. It is available from a tiny half eternity lab-grown diamond ring up to a large half eternity lab-grown diamond ring. Both series are also available with natural diamonds, including as a small eternity diamond ring.

Trilogy ring with three stones in a row

The trilogy ring has three diamonds set next to each other, most often with a larger center stone flanked by two smaller ones. This gives more width and light than a single stone without becoming as dense as an eternity ring. It is available with round stones as a round trilogy lab-grown diamond ring and with elongated stones as an oval trilogy lab-grown diamond ring. If you want the same structure in a more slender format, there is a petite trilogy lab-grown diamond ring, which is also available with natural diamonds.

Statement rings with a wide band and several carats

Some of the rings are built to take up space. They have either a wide ring band, a halo of small stones around the center stone, or a bold profile that catches the eye from a distance. Baguette halo lab-grown diamond ring gathers 2.55 carat in a frame of baguette-cut stones, and oval wide band lab-grown diamond ring sets a 1.5 carat oval stone on a strikingly wide band. The ribbed models play on the surface of the metal itself instead of many stones, including bold statement ribbed lab-grown diamond ring. Several of them are also available with natural diamonds, such as a baguette halo diamond ring.

Rings with a wavy or organic band

A group of the rings breaks with the straight band and instead follows a wavy or twisted line. Bold wave lab-grown diamond ring places a row of diamonds along a distinct wave, while little wave diamond ring keeps it slender with a single small stone. Spiral lab-grown diamond ring twists the metal around the finger, and shell solitaire diamond ring and snail solitaire diamond ring take their shape from a seashell and a snail shell respectively. They are an alternative if the classic solitaire ring feels too tight in its line, but you still want a single diamond as the focal point.

Signet ring in sterling silver

The signet ring stands out from the rest by being without diamonds and in sterling silver instead of gold. It has a wide, flat plate that was traditionally used to press a seal, and which today is often worn smooth or with a stone set into the face. It is available plain as a square signet ring and an oval signet ring, and with black agate in the plate as a rectangular signet ring. In contrast to the diamond rings, the signet rings are only available in single sizes, so it is worth checking the specific ring before you choose.

Sizes and the choice between gold and white gold

Most of the rings are available in sizes 48 to 60, measured as the inner diameter in millimeters. Size 50 corresponds to 15.9 millimeters in diameter, 54 to 17.2 millimeters and 58 to 18.5 millimeters. If you are unsure of the measurement, you can read more in the guide to how to measure ring size.

The choice between 14K gold and 14K white gold is mostly about what suits your skin and the rest of your jewelry. Gold is warm and golden, while white gold is cool and silver-toned and often makes a diamond look even more colorless. Many of the designs are available in both, so you can choose the metal without compromising on the shape. If you want to see the entire selection grouped by metal, there is a collection with gold and one with white gold. If the ring is to be used for an engagement, you can also take a look at selected engagement rings.