Oval Cut Engagement Rings

Oval shaped diamonds are an incredibly popular choice for engagement rings. Oval diamonds have every bit the brilliance of a round diamond and generally cost less per carat than a round diamond and will appear larger due to their large surface area. Oval shaped engagement rings provide a more unique, but still timeless look.

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Micro Pavé Oval Cut Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring

$3,429

Oval Cut Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring

From $649

Princess Diana Oval Sapphire and Diamond Star Halo Ring (1.60 ct. tw.)

$1,499

Oval Emerald and Diamond Halo Engagement Ring

$899

Sapphire Oval Diamond Halo Engagement Ring (1.60 ct. tw.)

$1,349

Halo Oval Diamond Engagement Ring (7/8 ct. tw.)

$2,549

Halo Infinity Oval Diamond Engagement Ring (.56 ct. tw.)

$1,049

Diamond and Emerald Three-Stone Oval Shared Prong Ring (1.45 ct. tw.) - The Brothers Jewelry Co.

Oval Diamond and Emerald Three-Stone Ring (1.45 ct. tw.)

$2,299

Diamond and Sapphire Three-Stone Oval Engagement Ring (1.65 ct. tw.)

$2,099

Halo Diamond Engagement Ring Oval Cut 14k Two-tone Gold Twisted Band

$1,009

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Oval Cut Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring

$649

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answers to the most frequently asked questions about oval diamond engagement rings

Yes, oval diamond engagement rings have been a popular choice for many years and continue to be in style today. The oval diamond gives both a vintage and unique look to your engagement ring, making it an especially popular trend today. The elongated shape of the oval diamond engagement ring gives it a unique and eye-catching appearance that sets it apart from more traditional shapes like round or princess cut.

Oval engagement rings offer a larger surface area for the stone, making it appear larger than other shapes of the same carat weight. This makes for a more affordable option for those who want a larger-looking diamond or gemstone without the high price tag.

There's a few distinct benefits to choosing an oval diamond engagement ring, including:

Unique and Eye-Catching Appearance: The elongated oval shape is unique and stands out among more traditional round or princess-cut diamonds. It can also create the illusion of longer, more slender fingers.
Bigger Appearance: Because of its elongated shape, an oval diamond can appear larger than a round diamond of the same carat weight. This makes it a more affordable option for those who want a larger-looking diamond without breaking the bank.
Versatility: The oval shape can be set in a variety of settings, including solitaire, halo, and three-stone designs. It can also be paired with other diamond shapes to create a unique and personalized engagement ring.
Timeless Style: The oval shape has been a popular choice for engagement rings for many years and is considered a classic and timeless design.
Brilliance and Sparkle: An oval diamond has a similar brilliance and sparkle to a round diamond, thanks to its many facets. This means that it will catch the light and sparkle beautifully on your finger.

While both round diamond and oval diamond engagement rings are a popular choice for ring buyers, there are a few distinct differences between the two:

Shape: As the name suggests, a round diamond has a circular shape, while an oval diamond has an elongated oval shape. This difference in shape can affect the overall appearance and style of the ring.
Brilliance: Round diamonds are known for their excellent light performance, with their circular shape reflecting light in a very uniform way. Oval diamonds, on the other hand, tend to have more of a "crushed ice" or "disco ball" effect, with a variety of sparkling facets reflecting light in different directions.
Size: Oval diamonds often look larger than round diamonds of the same carat weight due to their elongated shape, which can make them a more affordable option for those looking for a bigger-looking diamond.
Setting: Because of their different shapes, round and oval diamonds are typically set in different types of settings. Round diamonds are often set in prong settings that highlight their circular shape, while oval diamonds are often set in more unique and artistic settings that complement their elongated shape.