Knife edge engagement ring

There are a number of options for the style of engagement ring that you go for, but the main issue, especially in this financial climate is the budget. The budget will be determined by the cut, carat size and the precious metal that you use to mount the gem.

It’s sunday and I’m up for some bling – and since I love knife edge settings, please show of your beautiful rings!

Bees – my orginal engagement ring was a 4 prong round brilliant solitaire on a knife egde band. After a lot of consideration, I decided to change my solitaire to 6 prongs for extra security and to enhance the round … read more

Hey bees! After YEARS of going back and forth between my original rose gold solitaire and the classic Tiffany-style knife edge setting, I finally made the leap! I reset my stone into Blue Nile’s Nouveau Knife Edge setting. I have been … read more

There are many types of solitaire engagement ring settings. A “low basket mounting” styles sits closest to the hand. One might be the attraction of having the stone sit lower on the hand for extra security. Another might be wanting a bezel set diamond if your career is labor intensive or involves wearing gloves daily. Regardless of the reason, we absolutely love our low basket options and the ring stacks that can be created with them!

Sara, the solitaire ring with a knife edge shank. Set with 1.0, 0.8 and 0.5 Carat.⁠ ⁠

please post your shared prong style band (or similar) with a round solitaire, and the stats on how wide both bands are and the size of center stone!

Hi all, I’m getting engaged in the coming months and have come across this design from Tiffany & Co. I would like to see what differences there are with a knife edge band. I really like the solitaire diamond with … read more

The Knife-Edge Cushion Engagement Ring in Yellow gold is our modern interpretation of a classic style, made with lab grown diamonds.