The Most Popular Engagement Rings

David Yurman

The platinum crossover band of this diamond ring symbolizes endless connection and features pavé diamonds along with David Yurman’s iconic cable design.

What makes this a classic? “This design says it all. It is strong, elegant and a statement of unity.” —David Yurman

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Leo Ingwer

Indulge in classic elegance with this round brilliant stone set with pavé diamonds. Platinum ring by Leo Ingwer.

What makes this timeless? “It is a simple yet elegant look and has been a favorite of brides-to-be for over 70 years.” —Todd Ingwer

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Norman Silverman

A three-stone ring symbolizes the past, present and future. Here, Norman Silverman updates this popular style with myriad pavé diamonds set in platinum.

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Chopard

Set in 18kt white-gold, this emerald-cut diamond ring by Chopard is beloved by many for its larger facets.

Why is this ring a favorite? “Emerald cuts have long been coveted by fans like Grace Kelly and Angelina Jolie.” —Chopard

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Tolkowsky

This brilliant Ideal Cut diamond by Tolkowsky has been an enduring style for over 90 years.

De Beers

With its unique pavé diamond and platinum band, this diamond solitaire ring by De Beers honors the timeless tradition of two individuals bound by love.

Tiffany & Co

The brilliant cut of this solitaire engagement ring by Tiffany & Co. beautifully enhances the sparkling center of the round diamond.