Halo Engagement Rings

A halo engagement ring surrounds the center stone with smaller accent stones, creating additional sparkle and defining the outline of the center gem. The halo can be delicate and refined or more prominent depending on the size and arrangement of the accent stones.

They can. The surrounding accent stones increase the overall visual footprint of the ring, which can make the center stone appear larger and more prominent from the top view.

A traditional halo is visible from the top and surrounds the center stone, while a hidden halo places accent stones beneath the center stone and is mainly visible from the side. If you prefer a more subtle detail, explore our Hidden Halo Engagement Rings.

Halo settings can range from classic pavé and delicate single halos to double halos, floral arrangements, cluster-inspired designs, and vintage-influenced styles. The size, spacing, and shape of the accent stones can dramatically change the overall look.

Halo settings can be designed around oval, round, pear, emerald, radiant, marquise, cushion, and other stone shapes. The surrounding accents are adjusted to complement the proportions and outline of the center stone.

Yes. A well-made setting can be suitable for everyday wear, although the small accent stones and prongs should be cared for and checked periodically. Design height, exposed edges, and lifestyle are also important when choosing a ring.

Yes. Depending on the setting, you can customize the center stone, gemstone type, halo proportions, accent stones, metal, band style, and other design details.