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Designed to capture attention, halo engagement rings feature small accent stones that surround the center diamond to create the illusion of a larger stone and even more shine.
Halo engagement rings feature an aura of shining diamonds that wrap center stones in an aura of brilliant light. They go above and beyond in sparkle, adding luxuriousness and glamour to any style. Popular for centuries, halo engagement rings hail from the early Georgian era (1714-1837) in European history. But it wasn't until the Victorian era (1837-1901) that the halo engagement ring exploded in popularity. Today, they are as loved and coveted as ever.
Each Brilliant Earth halo engagement ring setting is unique. From understated plain metal settings with a delicate round halo, luxe and bold styles adorned with larger diamonds, to design-forward one-of-a-kind designs, halo engagement rings are, across the board, an undeniably a glamorous choice. Set your halo engagement ring with a traditional round diamond or choose a distinctive shape for an unbeatable look.
When it comes to choosing the diamond shape for a halo engagement ring, it ultimately comes down to personal preference. However, some shapes are more popular than others because they complement the halo setting better. Here are some popular diamond shapes for halo engagement rings:
A halo ring and a pave ring are two different types of settings for diamond rings. The primary difference between the two is the way that the diamonds are set. Here are the differences:
Halo ring:
Pave ring: