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The Emon Ring -
The Lorn Ring -
The Foss Ring -
The Bane Ring -
The Wyre Ring -
The Kova Ring -
The Gwen Ring -
The Elan Ring -
The Dune Ring -
The Dael Ring -
The Brae Ring -
The Alix Ring -
The Zael Ring -
The Kess Ring -
The Fen Ring -
The Sael Ring -
The Wyn Ring -
The Reid Ring -
The Tyne Ring -
The Sora Ring -
The Neve Ring -
The Lark Ring -
The Drift Ring -
The Zara Ring
Solitaire moissanite rings — 28 designs where a single stone is the complete statement.
A solitaire ring puts all attention on one thing: the stone. No accent stones, no pavé band, no halo — just the stone in a setting designed to show it from every angle. This is both the simplest and the most demanding ring design, because there's nowhere else for the eye to look. D color and VVS1 clarity matter more in a solitaire than in any other setting type.
The 28 solitaire designs span round brilliant, oval, emerald, cushion, marquise, asscher, and pear cuts in prong, bezel, and tension settings. Carat weights range from 0.5ct up to 5ct in some styles. Metals include S925 sterling silver with rhodium plating for a white gold appearance, and yellow gold plating on selected designs.
Moissanite's refractive index of 2.65 versus diamond's 2.42 means the fire in a solitaire moissanite exceeds what a diamond solitaire of the same carat weight produces. That difference is visible in natural light, not just controlled studio photography. In a solitaire setting — where the stone is fully exposed and receives light from every direction — that advantage is at its most observable.
The simplicity of a solitaire also means longevity. No pavé stones to check, no halo stones to re-tighten. A solitaire in a secure four-prong or bezel setting is the lowest-maintenance engagement ring design.
Lab-created. Conflict-free. D color. VVS1. Honestly priced.