Original content: 51 Engagement Ring Ideas: Fabulous Ideas That We Love

If you’ve decided to be with your partner for life, the next step is a marriage proposal. It goes without saying that you need an Engagement Ring. The engagement ring must be thoughtful, meaningful, and suitable for her because she will wear it forever.

Michelle Demaree, Founder & CEO of Miss Diamond Ring, has great advice for those, who are just starting their search for an engagement ring:

“My advice is to remember that the array of options can be overwhelming. However, amidst the choices, there are always 1-2 looks, styles, or shapes that capture your heart and keep drawing you back. It might be a popular style or a unique, different setting. Don’t overthink what you “should” get or what your friends are choosing; go with the ring that you love looking at. Stay in your heart, not your head, and focus on your style, energy, personal vibe, and how you want to feel when you wear this ring.”

Brides often ask

Engagement Rings By Rings Cut Type

Round Cut Engagement Rings

The round-cut engagement ring is arguably the most popular shape out there and for good reason. It outshines other cuts in brilliance due to its classic shape with its 58 facets. The round diamond also scores a point for making imperfections and inclusions. They are versatile and will sit on any ring setting and style. Even though they are pricey, the fashion-forward, traditional and modern bride will love them.

Expert Q&A:

How can couples balance current trends with timeless elegance when choosing a ring they’ll cherish for a lifetime?

I’ve honestly never seen anyone choose a ring so trendy that they’d want something different in 10 years. The reality is, you can change your setting at any point, and I’ve helped clients reset their ring even 20 years later for a new look. My advice is always to go with what you love now. If you want to change it later (since we all evolve in style and taste over time), we can update the look, the gold, and add stones later. The center stone is the main focus, so love that more than anything. Ensure it’s comfortable, flattering on your finger, and embodies your personal style. For longer, thinner fingers, opt for an elongated shape. If you have shorter, wider fingers, go for a 1:1 ratio or a 1:2 ratio stone and consider adding a halo or side stones for more finger coverage. – Michelle Demaree

Engagement Rings With Solitaire Center Stone

One of the best engagement ring ideas for her is the solitaire, which is a favored option for many reasons. It is a suitable choice for every kind of bride regardless of her style. Also, the ring makes your stone a focal point. Solitaire is the ultimate romantic ring whether you opt for a radiant, emerald, oval, pear, round, or marquise shape. You will get the highest brilliance, fire, and sparkle.

Marquise & Pear Cut Engagement Rings