When designing a custom engagement ring, many San Diego couples spend their early conversations on the center stone — shape, carat weight, color, clarity. The metal often gets treated as...
A solitaire engagement ring places one diamond at the center of the story. A Toi et Moi ring begins with a different idea: two stones, each with its own presence,...
Some diamonds announce themselves through sparkle. An Asscher cut works more slowly. Its clipped corners establish a strong outline, while broad step facets pull the eye inward through a sequence...
Most engagement rings reveal themselves at a glance. The center diamond sets the shape, the setting shapes the silhouette, and any accent stones sit where they'll catch the most light...
Most engagement rings are designed to be read from the top. The center diamond sets the first impression, side stones (if present) widen the composition, and smaller diamonds carry light...
Engagement ring design has, for over a century, been dominated by a short list of diamond shapes: round, oval, emerald, cushion, pear, marquise, princess. The kite-shaped diamond belongs to a...