Want a diamond that reflects your own personal style? Find it among this brilliant array of eye-catching choices.
By: Elena Donovan MauerAthleteA flush-mount setting will protect your classic round-cut sparkler and prevent snags while you’re on the go. Swirls of white and green gold add a one-of-a-kind element. Ring by Krikawa Jewelry Designs. |
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Glamour Queen
Red-carpet appeal is yours with this radiant-cut yellow stone. The naturally colored, fancy yellow diamond is surrounded by myriad colorless diamonds and set in a platinum, diamond-encrusted band. Ring by Amgad. |
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Purist
If you like your diamonds the way nature intended, look for a rough uncut diamond like this one, set in 18K gold with a sweep of micropavé diamonds on the band. Ring by Diamond in the Rough. |
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Boho Bride
The rose-cut shape is believed to have originated in India in the 1500s, and today the cut still carries exotic charm. This one is set in a handcrafted ring of 18K gold, with several accent diamonds. Ring by Zavida Gemstones. |
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Goth Girl
If you’re searching for something with rock-star appeal, consider a cushion-cut black diamond set in platinum with a funky, vine-inspired motif. Ring by Neil Lane. |
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Minimalist
The fancy cut of this pear-shaped diamond really pops in a streamlined band of platinum and a sleek bezel setting. Ring by Tiffany & Co. |
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Romantic
Don’t be afraid to show your love. Choose a light pink heart-shaped diamond set in platinum and 18K rose gold. Ring by Beaudry. |
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Eco Enthusiast
You’ll harmonize with nature when you wear this oval rose-cut diamond. It’s certified conflict-free and the band is hammered, recycled 18K gold. Ring by Dawes Design. |
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Iconoclast
No one said the diamond ring you choose has to be a solitaire. Here’s a new twist: two Asscher-cut diamonds set in platinum. Hey, do it your way! Ring by Daniel K. |
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