Collection: Yellow Gold Solitaire Engagement Rings
One stone on warm gold — the engagement ring as it was first imagined. Everything since has been a variation on this.
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Compass
1ct Emerald Cut Moissanite in 18K Yellow Gold
Regular price $1,135Regular price$1,135Sale price $1,135 -
Compass
1ct Emerald Cut Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $789Regular price$789Sale price $789 -
Meridian
1.67ct Emerald Cut Moissanite in 18K Yellow Gold
Regular price $1,295Regular price$1,295Sale price $1,295 -
Meridian
1.67ct Emerald Cut Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $1,005Regular price$1,005Sale price $1,005 -
Serene
1.09ct Oval Moissanite in 18K Yellow Gold
Regular price $1,025Regular price$1,025Sale price $1,025 -
Serene
1.09ct Oval Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $775Regular price$775Sale price $775 -
Serene
1.09ct Oval Moissanite in 10K Yellow Gold
Regular price $605Regular price$605Sale price $605 -
Daphne
1ct Round Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $580Regular price$580Sale price $580 -
Chrysanthemum
1ct Round Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $580Regular price$580Sale price $580 -
Linaria
1ct Round Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $745Regular price$745Sale price $745 -
Hyacinth
1ct Round Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $545Regular price$545Sale price $545 -
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Orchid
1ct Round Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $615Regular price$615Sale price $615 -
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Primrose
1ct Round Moissanite in 14K Yellow Gold
Regular price $515Regular price$515Sale price $515
The yellow gold solitaire is the engagement ring's first edition — the configuration the tradition began with, before white metals had their century and before any second stone joined the band. The pairing still explains itself on sight: one stone, held in the metal whose warmth needs no plating and never dates, the gold's glow lending white stones a candlelit richness and colored stones an antique depth. Its recent return to dominance is less a trend than a correction; the format that photographs correctly in every decade's album was always going to come back to the metal that does the same.
Luvari's yellow gold solitaire engagement rings are offered in 14k and 18k, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across our full shape range, on bands from sleek and plain to pavé-lined. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process. This collection suits the buyer who wants the ring with nothing to explain — the original pairing, chosen on purpose in its second century.
Luvari's yellow gold solitaire engagement rings are offered in 14k and 18k, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across our full shape range, on bands from sleek and plain to pavé-lined. Details can be tailored through the semi-custom process. This collection suits the buyer who wants the ring with nothing to explain — the original pairing, chosen on purpose in its second century.
Frequently Asked Questions About Yellow Gold Solitaire Engagement Rings
It is a single center stone — no halo, no companion stones — set in yellow gold, on a band that may be plain or pavé-lined. It is the engagement ring's original configuration: the format the tradition began with, in the metal it began in, warm-toned and plating-free by nature.
Because the solitaire's whole design is one stone and its metal, so the metal's character carries half the ring — and yellow gold's warmth gives that half a glow no white metal offers, framing the stone in candlelight rather than disappearing behind it. The pairing also reads deliberately classic in an era that prizes exactly that.
At the edges, gently — the prongs can reflect faint warmth into the stone's rim, which most wearers read as glow. Buyers wanting an icier stone on a warm band choose the classic two-tone solution: a white gold or platinum head holding the stone, on a yellow gold band. Both temperatures, one ring.
Luvari offers yellow gold solitaires in 14k and 18k, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across the full shape range, including two-tone configurations with white metal heads. Prong style, band profile, and pavé details can be tailored through the semi-custom process.
Both serve; they trade differently — 14k runs harder and more scratch-resistant, suiting hands-on daily wear, while 18k carries a richer, deeper gold color that flatters the solitaire's minimal design, where the band's tone is highly visible. Buyers who prize durability lean 14k; buyers who prize the glow lean 18k.















