Halo Engagement Rings That Frame the Center Stone
In a halo setting, a ring of small lab-grown diamonds surrounds the center stone. The frame catches light from every direction and makes the center diamond look larger than it measures, which is why halo engagement rings are a favorite for anyone who wants plenty of sparkle and presence on the hand.
Ways to Style a Halo
The halo usually follows the outline of the center stone, so a round diamond gets a circular frame and an oval gets an oval one. Some designs add a second row for a double halo, or set a round frame around a cushion-cut diamond for a softer look. Pair it with a pavé band to carry the sparkle down the shank, or keep the band plain so the halo stands out. If you like the idea but prefer a cleaner top view, a hidden halo tucks the diamonds underneath instead.
Our halo engagement rings are made to order in 10K, 14K or 18K yellow, white or rose gold, or platinum, and include free insured US shipping, 30-day returns, free resizing and a free ring sizer.
Will a wedding band sit flush with a halo?
Because the halo widens the setting, a straight band may leave a small gap. A curved or contour band from our wedding bands can fit snugly against it.