A solitaire is a single diamond on a clean band. Nothing competes with the center stone. Ours are 14K and 18K gold, with lab-grown and natural diamonds, in round and oval shapes. It is a small, hand-picked group.
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Use the filters to shop by shape, metal, and diamond. Want a frame of diamonds around the stone? See the halo rings. Looking at all the ways to propose? See the engagement rings. These rings are part of our full rings collection.
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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 engagement rings they feel sure about, in the showroom and over video with clients across the country. Want a specific shape, a larger stone, or a fully custom solitaire? Book a consultation and the team will help you design it.
Solitaire Rings: Frequently Asked Questions
What is a solitaire engagement ring?
A solitaire engagement ring has a single diamond on a plain band. There is no halo or side stones, so all the focus is on the one center stone. It is the most classic engagement ring style.
Are solitaire rings more expensive?
Not always. A solitaire is a simple setting, so it can cost less than a halo or pavé ring with the same center stone. Most of the price comes from the diamond you choose, not the setting.
What wedding band goes with a solitaire?
Almost any band pairs with a solitaire. A plain band keeps it classic, a thin diamond band adds sparkle, and a contour band fits close if the setting sits low. The team can match a band to your ring.
How do you make a solitaire look bigger?
Pick an elongated shape like oval or a thin band, which both make the center stone look larger. A higher setting also helps. The team can guide you to a look that wears big for your budget.
