5 Types of Diamond Rings for Accessorising

When you're looking for a diamond ring, the jeweller will quiz you extensively. One of the questions he'll most likely ask is what you have in mind for the 4 C's.

Do you already know what carat, color, clarity, and cut mean to you? However, he will undoubtedly inquire as to whether you have something specific in mind. To assist you in getting started. The following is a list of several types of diamond rings:

1. Solitaire Rings

The solitaire is one of the most well-known diamond ring styles. A solitary ring is one that has only one diamond. When it comes to diamond engagement rings, it is THE classic. A solitary ring is one that has only one diamond or another gemstone. Solitaire engagement rings, on the other hand, come in a variety of styles.

You may change the diamond cut in addition to the numerous styles. It makes little difference whether you pick a standard brilliant cut or another cut, such as a heart shape, for the word solitaire. Both are referred to as solitaires. Many individuals, however, choose the brilliant-cut since it accounts for 95% of all diamonds. It's usually a good idea to say if you want a solitaire with a different cut.

2. Trilogy Rings

The trilogy ring is another ring that represents your partnership. This is a diamond ring with three stones. The stone in the center is usually larger than the stone on the side. The combined weight of both side stones should be roughly equal to the weight of the center stone, as a rule of thumb for choosing diamond rings.

The ring symbolizes the past, present, and future all at once. Trilogy rings are ideal for engagement and wedding rings because of this. Although the most popular interpretation of the trilogy ring is "the past, present, and future," it can also symbolize something else. Consider the following scenario:

• Family

• Friendship, love, and devotion

• To love, honor, and cherish

• The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit

• There is no rule about which meaning to choose.

3. Eternity Rings

Eternity rings resemble (semi-)alliance rings in appearance. The main difference is that the diamonds are arranged in a continuous row. It travels around in a circle. For this ring, the word 'eternity' has two meanings. On the one hand, it alludes to the seemingly endless row of diamond set rings. On the other side, it represents everlasting love. A popular wedding band is the eternity ring. 

It goes well with an engagement ring. Whether you want a semi-alliance ring or an eternity ring is totally up to you.

4. Halo Rings

The halo, like the, pave on the band, is more of a setting option than a diamond ring type. Pave bands are frequently used in conjunction with halo effects. A halo surrounds a bigger stone with a circle or square of (small) diamonds. The center stone seems larger and the ring shines brighter when it has a halo. 

The halo is quite popular, especially for jewels. This is due to the fact that gemstones, on average, do not glitter as much as diamonds. The halo may add a lot of shine to the ring and truly light it up.

Choosing the Right Diamond Ring

Are you in the market for a diamond ring, either for yourself or for your partner? Punjab Jewellers have more than 20,000 diamonds on hand. Our Cartier diamonds ring experts are ready to assist you in finding the ideal piece.