Looking for a dainty yet intricate design? Our top picks are the KatKim Grande Crescendo Flare Pavé Ring and the Shahla Karimi Love V Ring w/ Pear. Those with classic tastes will love the Ceremony REN I Ring and the Zoë Chicco Horizontal Baguette Diamond Ring.
To help narrow down your search, we're researched and hand-selected the best options available–keeping size, stone, and overall quality in mind. This way your bridal stack can change upon your mood or be added to over time," Zhang says. Whether you're partial to a sleek and sophisticated stone that's classically cut and in a pared-back setting, a romantic cluster ring, or one with a more distinctive off-kilter setting, there's a dainty engagement ring to suit your style. "Smaller engagement rings have more potential for stacking and mixing bands. "With smaller rings, you can have multiple stone cuts in one design, add accent stones like birthstones, or hand engraving."Īlso, smaller rings allow for more styling flexibility. "With bigger diamond rings, usually the stone takes up much of the ring, so there are less opportunities to add design elements," says Ashley Zhang, a fine jewelry designer in New York. While small engagement rings are less attention-grabbing initially, they can be more intricate than larger solitaires with more opportunities for craftsmanship. Not to mention, a smaller ring will typically cost much less than a flashier one–you could potentially save thousands of dollars. Modern and minimalist brides flock to smaller designs with teensy stones and delicate bands that are easier to style. Believe it or not, not everyone wants a gigantic diamond for an engagement ring.
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