Natural Diamond Rings

No, these natural diamond rings are fashion and right-hand rings, made to be worn for their own sake rather than as a proposal ring. That frees the designs to be more playful: the Round Love-Knot, the Round Clover, the Princess-Cut Spiral, and the Round Leaf would all look out of place on a bridal counter, and that is the point. Many people buy one for themselves to mark a promotion, a birthday, or a year that deserved a ring.

Mostly for origin. Every stone in this collection is a mined diamond, formed deep in the earth over a very long time, and each title says so. A laboratory-grown diamond is chemically and optically the same, so the difference is not something you can see; it is the story, and for some people the rarity, of a stone the earth made. If that matters to you, this is the collection to shop.

Ctw stands for carat total weight, the combined weight of every diamond in the ring. It runs here from the Round Stackable Natural Diamond Ring (0.04 ctw), a fine line of sparkle, to the Pear Right-Hand Natural Diamond Ring (1.13 ctw), the most substantial piece in the collection. Keep in mind that several small diamonds spread across a design look different from one larger stone of the same weight.

Simply a ring worn on the right hand, away from the wedding finger, so it reads as personal style rather than a commitment. The two right-hand designs here, one princess-cut and one round, each at 0.33 ctw, were drawn for that role and look intentional on the middle or index finger. The Pear Right-Hand design is the bolder version of the same idea.

A bypass ring has a band whose two ends slide past each other instead of meeting, so the shank looks like it wraps around the finger. The collection offers the Round Bypass in three weights, 0.10, 0.25, and 0.50 ctw, which makes it easy to pick the amount of sparkle you want in the same silhouette.

Clusters and halos. The Round Cluster (0.25 ctw) groups small stones so they read as one larger face, and the Round Halo (0.17 ctw) and Princess-Cut Halo (0.25 ctw) frame a center with a ring of diamonds that extends its visible size. The Baguette Criss-Cross and Baguette Open designs use long, step-cut stones that look more architectural than sparkly.

The options vary by ring and include 14K yellow gold, 14K white gold, 14K rose gold, platinum, and several two-tone combinations, such as 14K white and yellow gold or 14K rose and white gold. Two-tone designs let a single ring sit comfortably beside yellow and white jewelry you already wear. Platinum is the heaviest and most durable option.

Every ring is made or sized to the ring size you choose, so rings are final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged. Measure the finger you plan to wear it on, at the end of the day when fingers are slightly larger, and use our sizing guide. Right-hand rings are often worn on the middle finger, which is usually a size or so larger than the ring finger.

Yes. The Round Stackable and the Round Beaded designs are slim enough to wear in pairs, and the Round Two-Stone and the Round Three-Stone designs pair neatly with a plain band. When stacking, keep the larger piece in the middle and match the metals, or use a two-tone ring to bridge yellow and white.

The diamonds themselves are 10 on the Mohs scale, the hardest gem there is, but the settings deserve some attention. Open and freeform designs, like the two Round Freeform rings, have more edges that can catch on fabric. Clean your ring with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush, and have a jeweler check the prongs once a year.

US delivery is free by fully insured UPS Ground, with free signature-required UPS Express on orders of $500 or more. Since many designs are made to order, look for the ship time listed on the product page. The price shown includes every diamond, and every ring carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.