Side Stone Engagement Rings

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Tips for Selecting the Right Side Stone Ring

When choosing a side stone engagement ring, consider the size, shape, and number of side stones, the center stone type, and metal preference. Buyers seeking elegant designs with extra sparkle can explore multiple rows of accent stones or colored gemstone side stones for a distinctive look. Proper care, including gentle cleaning and safe storage, ensures that all stones remain brilliant and secure for years to come.

FAQs About Side Stone Engagement Rings

A side stone ring features one main center stone accented by smaller stones on either side. These side stones add extra sparkle and enhance the ring’s overall elegance.

Yes, side stone engagement rings are very popular for their classic yet customizable style. They offer added brilliance and allow for a variety of gemstone combinations.

Yes, strategically placed side stones can create the illusion of a larger center diamond. They draw the eye outward and add visual impact.

Absolutely. Amanda offers custom side stone designs, allowing you to choose the type, shape, and size of the stones for a unique ring. Contact email service@amandafinejewelry.com to create your own side stone engagement rings.

Prong settings are commonly used to securely hold side stones while allowing maximum light. Channel or pave settings are also popular for a seamless look.

When crafted with quality materials, side stone engagement rings are durable, though regular care helps protect the stones and metal.

Multiple rows of side stones increase sparkle, visual impact, and uniqueness, giving the ring a more luxurious appearance without dramatically increasing carat weight.

Use a soft brush and mild soap to clean your ring, avoid harsh chemicals, and schedule professional inspections to maintain the brilliance and security of all stones.