Engagement rings
Made to order and customised to your preference.
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Nadia Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Vienna Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Cambria Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Petite Twisted Vine Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Luxe Willow Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Cadenza Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Sabine Cluster Diamond Engagement Ring
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Reina Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Halo Diamond Engagement Ring with Side Stones
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Odessa Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Primrose Diamond Engagement Ring
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Secret Halo Six-Prong Diamond Engagement Ring
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Sienna Halo Half Coverage Diamond Engagement Ring
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Sunburst Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Fortuna Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Waverly Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Luxe Nadia Diamond Engagement Ring
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Secret Halo Diamond Engagement Ring
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Nadia Diamond Engagement Ring
Sienna Halo Three-Quarter Coverage Diamond Engagement Ring
Halo Engagement Rings
A halo rings the centre stone with a circle of small pavé diamonds. The effect is optical: the eye reads the whole bright shape as the stone, so a halo makes a centre diamond look roughly half a carat larger than it is. That is the entire commercial logic of the setting, and it is a real effect, not a trick of photography.
It changes how you should buy the centre stone. Because the halo adds so much sparkle around the edge, small compromises in the centre become much less visible — a colour grade or two lower disappears against the surrounding brightness. Money that would have gone into colour is usually better spent on cut, or on a larger stone.
What to look at instead: the halo diamonds themselves should be even in size and set flush, with no visible gaps between the halo and the centre. An uneven halo is the one flaw the design cannot absorb.
Halos suit round and cushion centres particularly well, where the circle echoes the outline of the stone. On elongated shapes the halo follows the shape rather than softening it.
Questions people ask before buying
Are these diamonds certified?
Yes. Every stone is graded by GIA, IGI or HRD, and the report number is shown on the stone's page so you can verify it directly with the laboratory. A stone certified by any other laboratory, or ungraded, cannot be bought here at all.
Does the price include a setting?
No. Loose diamonds and ring settings are priced separately, so you can pair any stone with any setting in a compatible shape. The ring builder shows the two together and the combined total before you order.
What should I prioritise when choosing?
Cut first — it is the only grade you can see across a room. Then clarity down to eye-clean, usually VS2 or SI1. Then colour: G or H reads white in platinum, I or J in yellow gold. Then buy just under a landmark weight, because 0.95 ct looks like 1.00 ct and costs less. The guide to the 4Cs explains the trade-offs in full.
How much is shipping?
Nothing. Every order ships free and fully insured, anywhere in the world, at any order value. Import duties and taxes outside the United States are the recipient's responsibility.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days, unworn and in its original packaging with the certificate. The return leg is arranged and paid by you, and must be insured and tracked.
Is there a warranty?
A lifetime warranty against any manufacturing defect, for as long as you own the piece. Full detail on the FAQ page.