Choosing The Right Setting
Ring Settings:
When shopping for the perfect ring setting, there are many setting styles to choose from.
Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring Setting
Where Love Takes Center Stage
There’s nothing more iconic than a solitaire engagement ring. Its clean, minimalist band puts all eyes on a single diamond or gemstone, letting the center stone do all the talking. Whether you’re starting a tradition or dreaming up a custom ring design, the solitaire has always been the style romantics and purists come back to.
But it’s not just about looks. The solitaire is practical too: with less metalwork, you can put more of your budget toward a show-stopping diamond. The low, sleek profile is easy to clean, doesn’t snag on clothing, and stacks beautifully with nearly any wedding band. It’s built for daily life—simple, but never boring.
Who Loves the Solitaire?
This setting is a classic for a reason. It’s a favorite for anyone who wants their diamond to really shine, without any distractions. If you’re a fan of timeless style, minimal design, or rings that make your fingers look longer, the solitaire never goes out of fashion. Minimalists, traditionalists, and even modern trendsetters all find something to love in this tried-and-true look.
Did You Know?
The very first famous solitaire diamond ring was given by Archduke Maximilian of Austria to Mary of Burgundy way back in 1477. That proposal started a trend that’s still going strong—today, almost half of all engagement rings sold are solitaires.
Why This Design Works
- Keeps the spotlight on your diamond or gemstone
- Classic, elegant look for any style
- Lets you invest more in the center stone itself
- Pairs with both vintage and modern wedding bands
Purchase Considerations
- Prongs need the occasional check for security
- Super easy to clean and maintain
- Low, comfortable profile for everyday wear
- Want something one-of-a-kind? Design a custom ring