Best-Selling Engagement Rings

A halo has accent diamonds visibly surrounding the center stone at the same level. A hidden halo places those diamonds just beneath the girdle, so from above, the ring reads like a clean solitaire. Standard halos make the center stone look bolder. Hidden halos let the detail be discovered.

Yes. Lab-grown diamonds are rated 10 on the Mohs scale, the same as mined diamonds. Setting style matters more for durability than the stone itself. Bezel and shared-prong settings protect the edges better than open four-prong settings, especially for people who work with their hands.

Halo and hidden halo settings get the most attention in the Aurora showroom. Round and oval are the most requested cuts by a clear margin. Among buyers from Centennial, the emerald cut comes up more than anywhere else.

Round sparkles the most of any cut. Oval gives similar brilliance with a shape that lengthens the finger. Emerald is about depth and clarity rather than sparkle. If the person you are buying for wears statement jewelry, lean toward round or oval. If they wear minimal pieces, emerald tends to fit better.

The princess three-stone ring , starting from $1,150, is the most accessible multi-stone option. Classic solitaire styles also start at lower price points depending on carat. No one at the Aurora store will push you toward a higher budget than what you bring.

Yes. Every ring ships nationwide, fully insured. If you are local to the Denver metro, picking up in Aurora is the better option since you can inspect the ring before taking it home.

Lab-grown center diamonds over 1 carat come with an IGI grading report, included with your purchase. Smaller center stones and accent diamonds are not individually certified. Ask us before you buy and we'll show you exactly what documentation comes with the ring you're considering. Related collections: lab-grown diamond necklaces | lab-grown diamond earrings