Collection: Oval Gemstone Engagement Rings
The shape colored stones were practically born in — the oval sapphire is the most famous engagement ring on earth for a reason.
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0.75ct Oval Lab Grown Emerald in 18K Yellow Gold
Regular price $1,315Regular price$1,315Sale price $1,315 -
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0.75ct Oval Lab Grown Emerald in 14K Yellow Gold
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0.75ct Oval Lab Grown Emerald in 10K Yellow Gold
Regular price $939Regular price$939Sale price $939
If diamonds have the round, colored stones have the oval. The elongated cut is the colored gem world's native shape — corundum crystals yield ovals naturally, cutters favor them for preserving weight and color from the rough, and the most famous engagement ring on earth is a blue oval sapphire ringed in diamonds. The practical consequences favor the buyer: because so much fine colored rough becomes ovals, the shape offers the deepest selection of quality sapphires and rubies at any given size, and the elongated silhouette displays color across more of the finger, its hue running the cut's full length like fabric unrolled.
Luvari's oval gemstone engagement rings are offered in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, across every setting style we make, with center stones led by sapphires in a range of colors alongside emeralds, rubies, and other fine gemstones. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process. This collection suits the buyer choosing colored stones on the stones' own terms — the shape their world speaks fluently, with royal precedent to spare.
Luvari's oval gemstone engagement rings are offered in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, across every setting style we make, with center stones led by sapphires in a range of colors alongside emeralds, rubies, and other fine gemstones. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process. This collection suits the buyer choosing colored stones on the stones' own terms — the shape their world speaks fluently, with royal precedent to spare.
Frequently Asked Questions About Oval Gemstone Engagement Rings
It is a colored gemstone — most often a sapphire, ruby, or emerald — cut to the elongated oval shape and set as the center stone. The oval is the colored stone world's signature cut, the shape of history's most famous sapphire engagement ring, displaying hue along a finger-lengthening line.
The rough decides — corundum crystals naturally suit oval proportions, letting cutters preserve maximum weight and color from each stone, so generations of the best material have become ovals. The practical upside for buyers: the oval offers the deepest, best-value selection of quality sapphires and rubies of any shape, at nearly every size.
Far less — the bow-tie is a brilliant-cut light-return artifact most visible in colorless stones, and colored gems are cut primarily for hue, with body color filling the face where a diamond would show shadow. What matters instead is a color check: look for even saturation without a washed-out window at the stone's center.
Luvari offers oval gemstone rings in 14k and 18k yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold, as well as platinum, across every setting style we make, with center stones led by sapphires in a range of colors alongside emeralds, rubies, and other fine gemstones. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process.
The full range, famously — the diamond halo recreates the royal reference, the solitaire and hidden halo show the color unbordered, and the bezel deepens the hue while guarding the stone. The oval's curved outline takes every setting style gracefully, which is part of why the colored stone world standardized on it.


