Halo Engagement Rings

Halo engagement rings are among the most popular styles of rings. Shane Co. offers the largest selection of unique halo rings for every budget. Even though they come in a tiny package, halo engagement rings make a huge statement. These pieces are designed to catch the light to make your already shimmering diamonds that much more breathtaking. Additionally, Shane Co. offers a variety of customization and personalization options that will allow you to make your halo engagement ring exactly what you envisioned. Check out our full selection of halo rings or explore more of our expertly crafted engagement ring styles on the Shane Co. site.

Halo engagement rings feature a center stone encircled by a “halo” of smaller diamonds or other gemstones. This beautiful setting style makes the center stone appear larger and creates even more eye-catching sparkle for your ring. Shane Co.’s selection of platinum and 14k gold halo engagement rings includes a wide variety of looks, including styles in our signature shade of rose gold. Many of our halo styles feature double halos around the center stone. We also offer halo rings in many different shapes including round, pear, oval, marquise, cushion cut and more. Our exclusive and innovative Eternally Yours halo engagement rings allow the center diamond to sit flush with the halo, creating a lower profile that has a sleek, modern look. We also offer infinity engagement rings, three-stone engagement rings, and swirl engagement rings with halo designs. Unlike most other jewelers, Shane Co. designs our own engagement ring styles, which means your halo engagement ring is guaranteed to be unique.

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You can customize your halo engagement ring at Shane Co. and ShaneCo.com.
1. Choose your center stone. Diamonds are a timeless choice, but you can add a pop of color as well if you go with a ruby or sapphire.
2. Choose the cut of the center stone. The traditional engagement ring uses round or princess cut stones, but halo engagement rings allow for you to choose oval, pear, or emerald cuts as well.
3. Choose the number of halos you want. Why stop at one? You can include up to three halos on your ring!
4. Choose your metal. White gold and platinum are classic choices, but you can also choose Shane Co.’s classic rose gold or yellow gold.
5. Admire your masterpiece. With thousands of loose stones to choose from, it’s easy to create a diamond halo engagement ring that fits your budget and matches your personal style.

Halo diamond engagement rings were first seen in the early 1700s in Europe and increased in popularity in the Victorian era. A century and a half later, halo engagement rings remain one of the most sought-after ring styles.