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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring Marquise Accented Bridal Ring
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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring Marquise Accented Bridal Ring

$4,724.00

The Diamond Engagement Ring features a big 2.5ct pear -cut diamond and 6 small 0.26ct marquise diamond…

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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Halo Engagement Ring Milgrain Bridal Ring
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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Halo Engagement Ring Milgrain Bridal Ring

$1,162.00

Diamond Halo Engagement Ring features a pear-shaped diamond and a brilliant halo design, which is an affordabble…

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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Infinity Engagement Ring with Pink Sapphire and Peridot Accents
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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Infinity Engagement Ring with Pink Sapphire and Peridot Accents

$1,138.00

Diamond Infinity Engagement Ring features a pear diamond and small pink sapphire, showing a vintage ring set…

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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Unique Engagement Ring with Moss Agate Accents
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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Unique Engagement Ring with Moss Agate Accents

$1,729.00

Diamond Unique Engagement Ring is a multi gemstone wedding ring which inlayed a pear shaped diamond and…

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Pear Shaped Cluster Aquamarine Stone Engagement Ring
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Pear Shaped Cluster Aquamarine Stone Engagement Ring

$382.00

Aquamarine Stone Engagement Ring is a aquamarine ring with aquamarine and diamond. Blue aquamarine is the biggest…

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Pear Shaped Cluster Black Onyx Engagement Ring
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Pear Shaped Cluster Black Onyx Engagement Ring

$369.00

This Black Onyx Engagement Ring features a classic prong setting for the center gem, with moissanite accents…

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Pear Shaped Cluster Black Rutilated Quartz Engagement Ring
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Pear Shaped Cluster Black Rutilated Quartz Engagement Ring

$366.00

Black Rutilated Quartz Engagement Ring takes black rutilated quartz and diamond show a unique rutilated quartz and…

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Pear Shaped Cluster Lab Emerald Engagement Ring
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Pear Shaped Cluster Lab Emerald Engagement Ring

$428.00

Pear Shaped Cluster Lab Emerald Engagement Ring uses classic emerald and diamond to show the vintage and…

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Lab Ruby Engagement Ring Pear Shaped Cluster Lab Ruby Engagement Ring Vintage
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Pear Shaped Cluster Lab Ruby Engagement Ring Vintage

$428.00

Pear Shaped Cluster Lab Ruby Engagement Ring use ruby and diamond gemstone to form a ruby and…

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Buying Guidance Section

Start by setting a comfortable budget and confirming the correct ring size to avoid later adjustments. Consider how different metals align with your style—white tones feel modern, yellow gold is classic, and rose gold offers a softer look. From there, compare settings and stone shapes to see which design fits daily wear and long-term meaning. Using these simple steps makes it easier to narrow the choices and find a ring that genuinely suits you.

Why Amanda Fine Jewelry

Amanda Fine Jewelry focuses on thoughtful service, transparent pricing, and designs that stay with you for years. Each piece is handcrafted to ensure consistent quality, and customers can track their order from creation to delivery. The brand offers clear communication throughout the process and policies that make the experience straightforward. All orders include reliable and free shipping within the United States, making the process easy from start to finish.

FAQs About Engagement Rings

Yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold remain the most popular choices for engagement rings for women. Pair them with classic or modern styles, such as halo, three stone, or princess cut designs.

There’s no fixed amount—spend what fits your budget. The average engagement ring in the U.S. costs around $5,500, but many people spend less or more based on preference and financial comfort.

The “3-month rule” is a marketing idea suggesting you should spend three months’ salary on an engagement ring. It’s not a rule—just spend what feels right for you and your partner.

No, $1000 is not too cheap—what matters is the meaning behind the ring, not having the most expensive engagement ring. Many beautiful and meaningful rings are available within this budget, especially with lab-grown or alternative gemstones. Spend within your means.

In most Western cultures, the engagement ring is worn on the left hand’s ring finger, the same finger used for the wedding ring. To know more differences, read What Hand Does the Engagement Ring Go On

Yes, guys wear engagement rings too. While it’s less traditional, more men now choose to wear one as a symbol of commitment before marriage. Styles for men’s engagement rings are often simpler and more masculine in design.

No, they are usually different. The engagement ring is given during the proposal and often features a central gemstone. The wedding ring (or band) is exchanged during the ceremony and is usually a simpler band worn together with the engagement ring. Know the detailed differences between engagement ring vs wedding ring.

On the wedding day, the wedding band is placed first (closer to the heart), and the engagement ring is worn above it on the same finger.

Yes, most people wear their engagement ring on the wedding day. Some temporarily move it to the right hand during the ceremony to allow the wedding band to be placed first.

To buy an engagement ring, consider your partner’s style, preferred metal (like gold or platinum), and gemstone type (such as diamond or birthstone). Set a budget, choose a reputable jeweler, and decide whether you want a ready-made or custom ring. Comfort, quality, and personal meaning all matter.

Yes, a birthstone engagement ring is a meaningful and unique choice, especially for couples looking for personalization or non-diamond engagement ring options.

Soak the ring in warm water with mild dish soap, gently brush with a soft toothbrush, then rinse and dry with a lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning, use professional services occasionally.

Yes. Amanda offers lab grown diamonds and ethical materials, allowing you to create an elegant and responsible engagement ring that reflects your values.