A selection of engagement rings in 14K gold
An engagement ring is worn every day for years, which is why this collection brings together a selection of rings where the shape, setting and diamond have all been chosen with that in mind. All the rings are in 14K gold and are available with lab-grown or natural diamonds. Here you'll find classic solitaire rings with a single centre stone, trilogy rings with three stones, and more striking designs with a wide band or sweeping lines. Carat ranges from light rings of under one carat to statement rings of just over two carat. That way you can choose based on both the look and the size of the diamond.
Solitaire rings with a single centre stone
The solitaire has a single diamond in a claw setting and is the most classic engagement ring. The shape of the stone determines the look. A round stone gives the most timeless look, as in a round solitaire of two carat or a smaller cushion solitaire of one carat with soft corners. If you want an elongated shape, there is an oval solitaire, a pear solitaire with a pointed end and a marquise solitaire that elongates the finger. You'll also find more solitaire rings in the Solitaire Rings collection. All are available in sizes 48 to 60.
Pavé rings with diamonds along the band
Pavé means that many small diamonds sit closely set into the surface. On a pavé ring they run along the band and add sparkle around the centre stone. If you want a round centre stone with pavé, there is a round pavé solitaire of just over one and a half carat and a round pavé ring in a lighter version. For the elongated shape there is an oval pavé solitaire and a pear pavé ring with a pointed stone. Also take a look at the other Solitaire Pavé Rings.
Trilogy rings with three stones
A trilogy ring has three diamonds in a row. The two side stones frame the centre stone and give a fuller look than a single solitaire. The collection includes an oval trilogy of 1.7 carat, a round trilogy of 2.4 carat with a round centre stone and a petite trilogy in a more slender version of 0.6 carat. More variants of the design can be found in Trilogy Rings.
Striking rings with a wide band and sweeping lines
If you want to move away from the classic solitaire, there are rings where the band itself is part of the design. An oval wide band ring has a broad shank, and a bold snake solitaire winds around the stone. Among the more sculptural are a spiral solitaire, a snail ring, a bold wave ring and a bold pear ring. If you want diamonds all the way around, there is an eternity emerald ring with emerald-cut stones. A halo setting with small diamonds around the centre stone can be seen on a baguette halo ring of 2.55 carat.
How to choose the shape and size of the diamond
Carat indicates the weight of the diamond, and in the collection it ranges from light rings of around half a carat to statement rings of just over two carat. A larger stone takes up more space on the hand, but the right size depends just as much on the shape and on what the recipient wears day to day. All the rings are available in sizes 48 to 60. If you don't know the ring size, you can read more in the guide what ring size do I use. If you'd first like to understand the difference between the two rings, the article what is the difference between an engagement ring and a wedding ring can help.