Halo engagement ring trends you need to know!

As the new year begins, it comes with the latest trends in fashion, jewelry, clothing and more.

We all might have heard the phrase, “Diamonds are a woman's best friend.” Well, that’s absolutely true. From back-in-the-day to today, all women have special likeness towards diamond and jewelry. And if it's their special days like engagement or wedding rings, the diamond ring has to be extra special and unique.


Today, halo rings are making style statements at the engagement and wedding. You can also get your halo engagement rings designed in unique colors and patterns by adding your personal touch, style, and setting. 

What is a halo? - It is a circle of gemstones surrounding the center stone. It is a beautiful element that not only adds accent but also boosts the carat size of a stone. 

If you are getting engaged, and looking for halo engagement for you or your partner, here are the latest trends you should know! 

Thin and wide halos - When it comes to diamond and gemstone halos, they come in all sizes. There are people who prefer having larger carat stones around their centerpiece. Larger carat diamonds for halo help you add brilliance to the setting, especially if your center stone is colorful.

If any bride wants to add refined elegance to their engagement ring, tiny diamonds paved around the center stone can offer a sparkling accent without looking over. For a rich around a diamond, you can choose velvet-hued gemstones, such as ruby, sapphires, or emeralds.

Metal settings - Well, metal settings can easily transform the design and style of a halo engagement ring. Using metal settings for halos is another major halo engagement ring trend. For a vintage throwback look, choose a rose gold metal setting.

Silver hued metals such as white gold or platinum can highlight the white diamond's brilliance, while yellow gold adds warmth to the diamond.

Patterned halos - It’s not necessary to use one of the types of gemstone for halo. You can also go for multiple gemstones to create patterned halos that surround a centerpiece. This will help you add a little flush of hue to your halo engagement rings.

The bottom line 

Halo engagement rings are taking over 2019. With halo settings, you can add brilliance and interest to a larger center stone. Depending on your taste and preferences, you can design your ring with patterned halos or multiple halos, and with or without color.