What are the more popular choices of diamond engagement rings in terms of design?

By the far the most popular design when it comes to engagement rings is the solitaire prong setting diamond  ring. In this classic design, a single (i.e. "solitaire") diamond is suspended above the band of the ring and held in place by either 4 or 6 prongs which clasp the diamond from all corners. The solitaire diamond ring is the most popular and traditional style of diamond jewelry that is immediately associated with engagement rings. A second popular style is the channel setting engagement ring. This style of diamond jewelry incorporates a bar of diamonds that are sunken into a groove placed inside the ring itself in a way which aligns the diamonds flush against the top surface of the diamond ring. A more modern looking design which has enjoyed a steady rise in popularity over the past years is a three stone diamond ring. This style incorporates a larger stone placed in the middle (referred to as the "center stone") between two slightly smaller diamonds who are both identical in terms of shape, size and color. This specific design actually represents the three stages of a couple's journey through life: each diamond symbolizes the past, present, and future. Keep in mind that, naturally, variation in design may necessitate variation in price. In order to put some sense into the three engagement ring designs I have just described to you, I strongly suggest going online and browsing through the different diamond engagement rings options I have listed above. You will be able to look at pictures and view suggested retail prices and thus get a clearer idea of what best suits your needs.

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