Cluster Engagement Rings

An engagement ring that features multiple gemstones set closely together, typically in different shapes and sizes, is a cluster engagement ring. Our multi-stone engagement rings in cluster designs primarily feature diamonds, but other gemstones can also be included in these rings.

Though they’re seeing a resurgence in popularity, cluster engagement rings are not as popular as other styles such as solitaire engagement rings. Many people consider engagement rings with cluster or multi-stone designs to be more unique and alternative styles.

Gemstones and diamonds are often difficult to find in larger sizes with jewelry-quality features. Because of this, larger gems are typically more expensive than smaller ones. Cluster engagement rings bring the benefit of showcasing the light performance of a larger diamond with smaller, often more affordable, diamonds set close together.

There are many different designs to choose from, making it easy to find the perfect wedding band to accompany a cluster engagement ring. Curved rings are one of the most popular pairings for clustered multi-stone engagement rings.

The diamonds in cluster engagement rings represent a lifelong commitment to one another. Multi-stone engagement styles with gemstones may bring added symbolism or meaning through birthstones.

To restore your ring’s shine, soak it in your favorite gentle jewelry cleaning solution. Any stubborn debris should be removed with a soft-bristled brush.

Both styles of rings feature smaller gemstones or diamonds, but there are some big key differences between cluster and halo engagement rings from there. Halo rings feature matching gems or diamonds set around a central gemstone or elsewhere on the ring in uniform size and with a discernable pattern. Cluster engagement rings, on the other hand, often feature gems of different sizes and shapes set in less-defined patterns. Both styles are excellent choices for engagement rings.