The oval is a rounded shape with the sparkle of a round diamond and a longer line. It spreads light across the whole stone and looks larger than a round diamond of the same weight. Our oval cut rings come in lab-grown or natural diamonds, set in 14K or 18K gold.
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Use the filters to shop by carat, setting, and diamond. Compare it with the round cut rings for a classic look, or see the emerald cut rings for straight lines. These rings are part of our full rings collection.
Concierge at every step
Seema Fine Jewelry is a woman-founded studio with a showroom in Frisco, at The Shops at Starwood. Seema has spent twenty years helping people choose diamonds they trust, in the showroom and over video with clients across the country. Want a specific length-to-width ratio, a larger stone, or a fully custom oval? Book a consultation and the team will help you design it.
Oval Cut Rings: Frequently Asked Questions
What wedding band goes with an oval engagement ring?
Oval rings pair well with many bands. A curved or contour band hugs the rounded base, while a straight band gives a cleaner look. An eternity band also works well. Because our bands are made to order, we can match one to your ring.
How much does an oval diamond engagement ring cost?
It depends on the carat and whether you choose lab-grown or natural. Ovals look larger than round diamonds of the same weight, so many people get the size they want for less. Each ring is made to order, so you can pick the stone and setting to fit your budget.
Why do oval diamonds look larger than round diamonds?
An oval is stretched out, so it covers more surface area on your finger than a round diamond of the same weight. That makes it look bigger for the same carat. The long shape also makes the finger look longer.
What is the bowtie effect in an oval diamond?
A bowtie is a dark shape that can appear across the center of an oval diamond. A well-cut oval keeps it faint. The team can help you choose a stone where the bowtie is barely visible.
