Under Halo Diamond Rings

The halo of smaller diamonds is positioned beneath the center stone and acts as a platform, making the center diamond appear up to 15% larger than its actual carat weight giving excellent shine, sparkle, and fire to the engagement ring.

The main advantages are a better looking center diamond, more sparkle and shine, many design choices, cost-effectiveness or affordability, and extra protection for the center stone.

Yes, you can customize your under halo engagement rings to include the cut or shape of the diamond you want, the metal type like Platinum, white gold, rose gold, and yellow gold, and other design elements to suit your style, preferences, and liking.

The main difference is the position of the halo - in an under halo, the smaller accent diamonds are placed below the center stone rather than surrounding it.

Some of the most common styles include classic round, modern cushion or oval, and vintage-inspired designs and the halo can also feature intricate details or be set in a double halo configuration.

Yes, you can wear your under halo engagement ring every day as the halo setting shields the main diamond from harm, like bumps or scratches, keeping the ring looking good with good care.

You should gently clean your under halo engagement ring with a soft brush, mild soap, and warm water, and don't use strong chemicals. You can also choose to get it professionally cleaned regularly to keep it shiny.

No, the smaller accent diamonds in the halo setting can actually make an under halo ring more cost-effective when compared to a solitaire with a larger center stone of the same size giving you more value for your ring budget.

You can consider factors like the center diamond's shape and quality, the metal type, and your personal style preferences. Also, buy your under halo ring from a reputable jeweler, like Fascinating Diamonds to find the perfect piece for you and your partner.

Yes, the protective halo setting makes under halo engagement rings a practical choice for active lifestyles as the ring's design helps safeguard the center diamond.