Halo Engagement Rings Guide: Why Should You Have a Halo Ring Setting?

There are few settings that can be as timeless and popular like Halo engagement ring. However, the Halo has seen a lot of changes through the years, creating an engagement ring that's modern and timeless.

In this article we'll discuss what constitutes the Halo setting, so you'll be able to decide whether you think a Halo rings for engagement is the right choice for you.

You can customize Halo engagement ring that has RITZIN designed diamonds to create the perfect engagement ring. is a reflection of your personality.

What Is hidden Halo engagement Ring

A Halo Engagement band is a piece of jewelry whose central stone is enclosed by a halo composed of small diamonds. Though variations may occur but the majority of Halo Engagement rings can be described as solitaire. It means that the halo is one diamond or gem.

The diamonds of the halo are known as melee diamonds. They are cut, polished and shaped using tiny diamonds or remnants of a large diamond. They are then placed in either a solid or platinum pave setting. After the setting is set the setting appears to disappear, and the central diamond glows within the halo.

Types of Halo Engagement Rings

There are many types of Halo settings you can pick from.

Traditional Halo setting is a mix of diamonds which surround one solitaire diamond. Classic Halo designs can be used with multi-diamond designs like The Three Stone Halo or The Five Stone Halo Band.

The Halo

The Hidden Halo engagement ring is an update to the traditional Halo setting. The Hidden Halo, the diamonds are set inside the prongs of a higher setting.

The halo they create is best observed from the side instead of looking directly down. This is the reason why this the ring the "hidden" name. The Veiled Halo and The Floating Solitaire are well-known models of Hidden Halo settings.

The Hidden Halo

Floral Halo Engagement rings come with pave diamonds in a halo which resemble petals of the flower. Its Signature Floral Halo is a stunning example of this natural-inspired design.

Gemstone Halo

An alternative that is less popular can be gemstone Halo settings. Gemstone Halo settings feature a Halo that is made of tiny, vibrant stones that aren't diamonds like sapphires. Gemstone Halos are typically only used in antique engagement rings or custom-designed engagement ring.

Halo Engagement Ring Meaning & History

Engagement rings with Halo dates back to the 17th century in Europe with a variety of variations that have been observed throughout the years. The Halo rings became popular in their time in the Victorian Era when intricate, natural-inspired designs for jewelry were extremely sought-after. Historic Halo settings typically included colored gemstones as well as pearls. They were designed to look like flowers.

In the Art Deco Era of the 1920s, the iconic diamond Halo engagement ring that we see in the present was crafted to perfection. Its flawless symmetry and stunning sparkle helped make this Halo engagement ring as sought-after at the time as it is today.

This is a particularly romantic setting and this is why it has gained popularity as an engagement ring. The term "halo" in a Halo engagement ring indicates the love you share is highlighted and shining. The diamond in the center is displayed as is your vow.

Halo engagement rings are often selected by celebrities and royalty. The most famous Halo engagement rings are princess Diana's Sapphire Halo and Kelly Clarkson's yellow Halo Gwen Stefani's Heart cut Halo, Lady Gaga's pink Sapphire Halo along with the Eva Longoria Ruby Halo. Paris Hilton, Cardi B and Ariana Grande all have Pear cut Halo engagement rings.

Halo Diamond Engagement Ring Pros and Cons

If you're not certain whether the Halo setting is suitable for you, take a look at what the benefits and drawbacks are

Should You Buy a Halo and Hidden Halo Engagement Ring?

With a variety of options to select among, Halo settings are as versatile as they are stunning. If you are looking for an engagement ring that is unquestionably sparkle, extra size and a truly family heirloom appearance the traditional Halo setting is the perfect choice for you.

If you're looking for an elegant or modern engagement ring, you might want to consider an Hidden Halo setting. Hidden Halo settings will not enhance dimensions of central diamond in the same way as a traditional Halo setting. They will nevertheless add sparkle and subtle, unique details.

Cost of Halo Engagement Rings

A simple 14k rose gold band that has an elegant Halo setting will cost you $1,450 with RITZIN without the center diamond. The kind of Halo setting, as well as the shape of the diamond in the center and carat weight will determine the price the Halo engagement ring is worth.

Halo settings with less and smaller diamonds, for example the Hidden Halo setting, will cost less than Halo settings that have larger or more pave diamonds.

Are Halo Engagement Rings More Expensive?

Halo settings are more costly than traditional Solitaire settings as they feature more carat weight. Halo engagement rings have several, professionally set pave diamonds. That's the reason this engagement ring set is more expensive.

Popular Halo Engagement Ring Styles

The market is flooded with Halo engagement ring designs to suit all tastes. The most popular Halo engagement ring designs include the traditional and classic Halo engagement ring as well as the romantic and vintage-inspired Aurora Halo, and the modern and sleek Classic Hidden Halo.

Halo engagement rings have an antique-inspired design, which is why historic diamond shapes are suitable to use in Halo settings. The Marquise Asscher, Pear, and Oval Halo engagement rings are well-liked choices.