Collection: Solitaire Engagement Rings
One stone with the whole ring behind it. The solitaire has been the definitive engagement ring for over a century — nothing about that is changing.
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Orchid1ct Round Moissanite in 14K White Gold
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Ivy1ct Marquise Lab Grown Diamond in 14K Yellow Gold
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Ruby2ct Emerald Cut Lab Grown Diamond in 14K Yellow Gold
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Zoe2ct Round Lab Grown Diamond in 14K Yellow Gold
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Meridian1.67ct Emerald Cut Moissanite in 18K Yellow Gold
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Nelly1ct Pear Lab Grown Diamond in 14K Yellow Gold
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Poppy1ct Round Moissanite in 14K White Gold
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Primrose1ct Round Moissanite in 14K White Gold
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Anna2ct Oval Lab Grown Diamond in 18K Yellow Gold
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Nora1.33ct Round Natural London Blue Topaz in 10K White Gold
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Compass1ct Emerald Cut Moissanite in 18K Yellow Gold
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Auriel1ct Oval Lab Grown Diamond in 14K Yellow Gold
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Rose1ct Round Moissanite in 14K White Gold
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Ava2ct Round Lab Grown Diamond in 18K Yellow Gold
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Sophia1ct Marquise Lab Grown Diamond in 18K Yellow Gold
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Leva1ct Emerald Cut Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $650Regular price$650Sale price $650
A solitaire engagement ring is defined by a single center stone — no halo encircling it, no companion stones beside it — so everything the ring says, one stone says. The band may be sleek and plain or traced with pavé, but the hierarchy never changes: one stone commands the design, and the setting exists to hold it up to the light. That restraint is why the solitaire has anchored engagement ring tradition for over a century; it puts the entire investment, and the entire eye, where they count.
Luvari's solitaire engagement rings are offered in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across our full range of shapes — round, oval, cushion, emerald cut, and fancy shapes. Prong styles, band profiles, and pavé details can be tailored through our semi-custom process. The solitaire suits the buyer who knows exactly what the ring is about: the stone, chosen well, presented without argument.
Luvari's solitaire engagement rings are offered in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and platinum, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across our full range of shapes — round, oval, cushion, emerald cut, and fancy shapes. Prong styles, band profiles, and pavé details can be tailored through our semi-custom process. The solitaire suits the buyer who knows exactly what the ring is about: the stone, chosen well, presented without argument.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Solitaire Engagement Rings
A solitaire engagement ring holds a single center stone — no halo around it, no companion stones beside it — so the stone alone defines the ring. The band may be plain or accented with pavé, but only one stone takes the stage. It is the oldest and most enduring engagement ring silhouette, and the reference point every other style is measured against.
"Solitaire" is French for "alone" and describes any ring whose design centers on a single stone. It says nothing about the stone type, shape, or size — a solitaire can hold a diamond, moissanite, or gemstone of any cut. The term is about the setting, not the stone: one center stone, no halo, no side stones.
Because they concentrate everything on one stone: the budget goes further, the eye goes straight to it, and nothing competes. The design also never dates — a solitaire from any decade reads current — and it pairs effortlessly with virtually every wedding band. Simplicity that flatters any shape, stone, and metal is a hard combination to outlast.
The most practical of the classic styles — with a single setting to maintain, upkeep amounts to routine cleaning and periodic prong checks to keep the center stone secure. Plain-band versions are the lowest-maintenance rings made, and pavé-band versions add only a little. Choosing a modest setting height keeps the ring clear of gloves and daily knocks.
Luvari offers solitaires in 10K, 14K, and 18K yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold, as well as platinum, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones. Every shape in our range is available — round, oval, cushion, emerald cut, and fancy shapes — with prong style, band profile, and pavé details tailored through the semi-custom process.
A solitaire presents the center stone alone; a halo surrounds it with a frame of pavé that amplifies sparkle and face-up size. Choose the solitaire for restraint, timelessness, and a stone strong enough to stand unaccompanied — choose a halo for maximum presence from the same center stone. Neither is more correct; they simply make different promises.















