Collection: Halo Engagement Rings

Here's the secret: a hidden halo sits beneath your center stone, tucked around the base where only you (and those who look closely) can see it. A traditional halo surrounds your diamond at the top, visible from above. Think of a hidden halo as your personal sparkle secret. It lifts your center stone slightly, creating stunning light reflection from unexpected angles. The beauty? Your ring looks like a classic solitaire from the top, but reveals its dazzling surprise from the side. It's intimate, modern, and quietly confident.

Absolutely! Halo settings are actually quite practical for everyday wear. Those surrounding diamonds create a protective frame around your center stone, helping shield it from accidental bumps. The setting is durable and secure, designed to handle your active life. Just remember, like any fine jewelry, it benefits from occasional professional cleaning to keep those diamonds sparkling their brightest. Remove it during intense workouts or heavy lifting, and you're golden.

Great question, and the answer is: it depends on your halo design. Many halo rings pair beautifully with straight wedding bands. Some intricate designs with detailing along the band might need a curved or custom fitted wedding band for that seamless look. The smart move? Think about both rings together from the start. Your jeweler can show you matching sets or create a custom wedding band that nestles perfectly against your halo. It's worth the planning to get that flawless pairing.

They do require a bit more attention, but nothing overwhelming. With more diamonds comes more sparkle but also more surface area that can collect oils and daily buildup. A quick clean with a soft brush and mild soap keeps them dazzling. We recommend professional cleaning and prong checks every six months to keep everything secure. Think of it as a small investment in keeping your ring looking showroom fresh. The extra brilliance is absolutely worth the minimal extra care.