Engagement Rings

Choose by how much sparkle and presence you want. A solitaire keeps the focus on one center diamond. A halo surrounds it with smaller stones so it looks larger. A three-stone ring adds side stones for width and balance. Browse solitaire rings for the simplest look.

Pick the color that matches the jewelry they already wear. White gold gives a bright, cool look that suits diamonds. Yellow gold feels warmer and more classic. Two-tone combines both. Most rings here are 14K gold, which is a practical choice for daily wear.

It means the diamond was grown in a lab, not mined. Lab-grown diamonds have the same chemical makeup and hardness as mined diamonds. Many listings on this page are lab-grown, and the product title states it clearly, so you can compare each ring easily.

Ct. tw. is the total carat weight of all diamonds. In a three-stone or halo ring, it adds the center stone and the side or halo stones together. A solitaire title shows a single ct. figure because it has one stone. Compare the cut shapes too, since they affect how large a ring looks.

Stone size, stone type, and metal drive the price. Total carat weight, whether the diamond is lab-grown or natural, the setting style, and the gold color and karat all play a part. Extra side stones add to it as well. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Three-stone rings and halo rings lead the list. Round and oval lab-grown diamond solitaires follow closely. Half moon side stones, in cushion, emerald, and princess shapes, also appear often, mostly in 14K white gold, with some in yellow gold. See halo rings for more of that style.