Don't Make This Huge Mistake! Choose the RIGHT Engagement Ring Setting NOW!

When people decide to buy engagement rings, it is very common for them to get confused about what to pick first — is it the engagement ring setting or the diamond for your lab-grown engagement ring? This confusion is very similar to what came first — the chicken or the egg. Similarly, some may also face this dilemma when deciding on a 結婚對戒, as they aim to find the perfect balance between style and sentiment for both rings.

As funny as it may sound, this is somewhat true! It is completely up to you to decide what you want to choose first, and it is completely alright to choose engagement ring settings before you choose your lab grown engagement ring. We suggest you go with your gut instincts and choose either of these two based on your personal preference. However, in this article, we will tell you how to select the right engagement ring settings and the diamond shape based on the selected setting.

Shop by Engagement Ring Settings

For someone who has a soft spot for classic and simple style, we suggest you go for the solitaire setting. This ring setting adds a classic touch to your engagement ring. A solitaire engagement ring features a single diamond in the center, which is held by either four prongs or six prongs, depending on the diamond shape that you choose.

However, if you are someone who is a big fan of extra sparkle for your engagement ring, then we suggest you go for ring settings that feature pave set diamonds. For example, you can either go for a halo or side stone ring setting style. But if you like ring settings with intricacies, then we suggest a vintage-inspired engagement ring setting style would be the one for you!

Shop Lab Diamonds Based on Your Ring Setting

If you have selected the solitaire setting for your engagement ring, then you are in luck. Any diamond shape would just look perfect, be it a round diamond, an Asscher cut diamond, or maybe even a radiant cut diamond, because this setting style highlights the beauty of your diamonds.

However, if you choose a halo setting style then you have to make sure that you choose a diamond shape that accentuates the halo setting. For example, you can go for an elongated diamond shape like an oval or pear cut diamond. When you go for these diamond shapes for a halo setting, it only enhances the central diamond.

But, if you are going for side stones then go for square-shaped diamonds like radiant cut, emerald cut, or princess cut diamonds. These diamond shapes will enhance the overall look and feel of the side stones and central diamond.

But in all, take time to consider the engagement ring settings available in the market today and decide which one you like the most. It is also important to consider your partner’s choice and then invest in your lab grown engagement ring because this ring is going to be the symbol of the love that you share with your partner.