Halo Engagement Ring

Hola Diamond:

The center diamond is the star of the show in any engagement ring, and the halo setting is designed to enhance the diamond's brilliance and size. When choosing a diamond for your halo engagement ring, consider the 4Cs: carat weight, cut, clarity, and color.

• Carat weight: The carat weight refers to the size of the diamond, with one carat equal to 0.2 grams. Halo engagement rings typically feature a center diamond of at least 0.5 carats or more.

• Cut: The cut of the diamond determines its brilliance, fire, and scintillation. Look for diamonds with an excellent or very good cut grade, which will maximize their sparkle and brilliance.

• Clarity: The clarity of the diamond refers to the presence or absence of inclusions or blemishes. Look for diamonds with a clarity grade of VS2 or higher, which will have no visible inclusions to the naked eye.

• Color: The color of the diamond refers to its hue, with the highest quality diamonds being completely colorless. Look for diamonds with a color grade of G or higher, which will appear white to the naked eye.

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Hola Setting:

The halo setting is designed to surround the center diamond with smaller diamonds, creating a stunning visual effect that enhances the size and brilliance of the center stone. When choosing a halo setting, consider the following options:

• Metal: Halo engagement rings can be made of a variety of metals, including platinum, white gold, yellow gold, and rose gold. Platinum is the most durable and hypoallergenic, while gold is more affordable and comes in a variety of colors.

• Halo style: There are several different styles of halo settings, including single halo, double halo, and triple halo. Single halo settings feature one row of diamonds surrounding the center stone, while double and triple halo settings have two or three rows, respectively.

• Diamond shape: Halo settings can be designed to accommodate a variety of diamond shapes, including round, princess, cushion, and oval. Choose a shape that complements your partner's style and preferences.

 

Hola Style:

Halo diamond engagement rings come in a variety of styles, from classic and elegant to modern and edgy. Consider your partner's personal style and preferences when choosing a style, and don't be afraid to mix and match different elements to create a unique and customized ring. Some popular styles to consider include:

• Classic solitaire with a single halo: This timeless style features a single round diamond surrounded by a halo of smaller diamonds, creating a classic and elegant look.

• Vintage-inspired with a double halo: This style features a cushion or oval-cut diamond surrounded by two rows of smaller diamonds, giving the ring a vintage and romantic feel.

• Modern with a split shank: This style features a split shank band that adds a modern and edgy touch to the classic halo setting.