Halo engagement rings
A frame of small diamonds right around the center stone. It reads bigger and brighter from across the room.
Clover Round halo, pavé band
Honeysuckle Oval halo, rose gold
Marigold Cushion halo, full eternity band
Bluebell Pear halo
Wisteria Emerald-cut halo
Aster Princess halo
Thistle Marquise halo
Buttercup Halo with split shank
Sunflower Starburst double halo, round center, slim band
Cornflower Floral halo, light blue sapphire, champagne and white diamonds
About halo rings
A halo is a frame of small diamonds round the center stone. It makes the center read larger, adds a lot of sparkle and lets a modest stone look bigger from across a room.
The trade-off is width and detail. Halos make the head of the ring broader and busier, so they suit someone who wants more presence, and can be a poor fit for someone who likes minimal rings.
Likely to suit her if: She likes sparkle, wants the stone to look bigger, or wears fuller, more decorative jewelry.
Common questions
Does a halo make the center stone look bigger?
Yes. The ring of small diamonds extends the visual edge of the stone, so the whole head appears larger than the center stone alone.
Is a halo harder to look after?
It has more small stones to keep clean and check, so it benefits from a yearly look by a jeweler, but day-to-day care is the same as any ring.
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