A three-stone ring sets three diamonds in a row, often read as your past, present, and future. Ours are 14K and 18K gold, with lab-grown and natural diamonds, including mix-shape and pavé styles. It is a small, hand-picked group, also known as the trilogy ring.
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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 mark the moments that matter, in the showroom and over video with clients across the country. Want colored side stones, a larger center, or a fully custom three-stone ring? Book a consultation and the team will help you design it.
Three-Stone Rings: Frequently Asked Questions
What does a three-stone ring mean?
A three-stone ring has three diamonds in a row. The three stones are often said to stand for your past, present, and future together. Some people give one for an engagement, others for an anniversary.
Is a trilogy ring the same as a three-stone ring?
Yes. Trilogy ring is another name for a three-stone ring, used more in the UK and India. Both mean the same style, with three stones set side by side.
What wedding band goes with a three-stone ring?
A straight band or a thin diamond band sits well next to a three-stone ring. Because the center sits a little higher, a contour band can also work. The team can match a band to your ring.
Can the side stones be a different shape or gemstone?
Yes. The two side stones are often smaller diamonds, but they can be a different shape, like tapered baguettes, or a colored gemstone such as a sapphire. The team can help you design the side stones you want.
