Hidden Halo Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings

When it comes to the metal, we offer a variety of options, including platinum, yellow gold, white gold and rose gold. You can also choose from a range of lab grown diamond shapes and carat weights. For the band, you again have multiple options, including mico-pave shank, split shank, chevron pattern and a lot more.

Choosing a lab grown engagement ring from With Clarity means you're making a sustainable and ethical choice without compromising on the design or quality. Take your time to explore and you’re sure to find an engagement ring that complements your partner's personality and style.

FAQs

What is hidden halo engagement ring?

A hidden halo engagement ring is a type of engagement ring that features a hidden layer of smaller diamonds or gemstones that encircle the center stone. The smaller stones are set beneath the center stone's setting, giving the illusion that the center stone is larger than it actually is, while also adding sparkle and shine to the ring.

What is the difference between halo and hidden halo?

The main difference between a halo and a hidden halo engagement ring is the placement of the smaller diamonds or gemstones that surround the center stone.

In a traditional halo engagement ring, the smaller gems are set above the metal prongs that hold the center stone in place, forming a visible frame or "halo" around the center stone. In contrast, a hidden halo engagement ring has gems set beneath the center stone's setting, creating a "hidden" layer of stones that encircle the center stone from below.

Does a hidden halo make ring look bigger?

Yes, a hidden halo engagement ring can make the center stone appear larger than it actually is. The smaller diamonds or gemstones that are set beneath the center stone's setting create a layered effect that adds depth and dimension to the ring, making the center stone appear more prominent.

Are hidden halo engagement rings more expensive?

Hidden halo engagement rings can be more expensive than traditional halo engagement rings due to the additional work and craftsmanship involved in creating the hidden halo effect. The setting of smaller diamonds or gemstones beneath the center stone requires more intricate work and attention to detail, which can drive up the cost of the ring.