Solitaire Engagement Rings

A solitaire setting features one main center stone as the focal point of the ring. The design can be very minimal or include details such as pavé bands, hidden halos, cathedral shoulders, or decorative galleries while still keeping a single center stone at its focus.
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Any shape can work beautifully, including oval, round, emerald, pear, marquise, radiant, cushion, asscher, and elongated cushion cuts. The setting can be adjusted to complement the proportions and character of the stone.

Popular options include classic prong settings, cathedral solitaires, bezel settings, petal or tulip galleries, hidden halos, knife-edge bands, and wider contemporary bands. Each creates a different side profile while keeping the center stone visually dominant.

Yes. Solitaire refers primarily to the use of one main center stone, so the design can still include smaller accent stones on the band, gallery, bridge, or hidden halo depending on the setting.

Bellisa designs can be created with moissanite, IGI certified lab grown diamonds, sapphires, and other coloured gemstones depending on the individual setting.

Yes. A well-made solitaire can be an excellent choice for everyday wear. The best setting will depend on the stone shape, setting height, prong style, lifestyle, and how much protection you prefer around the center stone.

Yes. Depending on the setting, you can customize the center stone, stone size, metal, band width, setting height, prongs, gallery, hidden halo, and other design details.