Gold Solitaire Engagement Rings
One center stone, and gold to frame it. These gold solitaire engagement rings keep the attention on a single diamond, with bands that range from plain and tapered to pavé, twisted and milgrain. You choose the setting here in white, yellow or rose gold, then select the center diamond, with its shape and carat, afterward.
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Plain band or pavé shoulders
- Plain band: a clean gold line; with nothing beside it, the center appears bigger.
- Pavé: about half the settings line the shoulders with lab-grown diamond accents that glitter up toward the center.
- Twisted or vintage: some bands twist, carry milgrain or show engraving for more texture.
Karat and color of the gold
Every setting comes in 10K, 14K or 18K gold. A 14K gold solitaire ring sits midway on color and durability. 18K shows a fuller yellow or rose tone and wears softer, and 10K resists scratches best. White gold suits colorless centers, while yellow and rose warm up the look.
Matching the head to the shape
Cushion, radiant, emerald, Asscher and princess centers fit most settings, as do round, pear, marquise, oval and heart. Pears, marquises and princess cuts have points, so check that their points sit under a V-prong or a bezel. Most heads also accept a fancy-color center, whether pink, yellow, green or blue. Prices begin under $450 for the setting alone, and most land between about $950 and $1,200.
Keeping a solitaire secure
A single center rests on four or six prongs, so a quick look at their tips every few months pays off. Clean underneath the stone, where lotion builds up, using a soft-bristled brush dipped in mild suds. Gold bands scratch with wear; a polish brings back the shine.
Ring questions, answered.
How do I choose an engagement ring?
Start with the shape she loves, then the setting style. Our gemologists can help you balance carat, cut and budget on a free video call.
Can I build my own engagement ring?
Yes — pick a setting, then a diamond, and review the finished ring before it goes to the bench.
Does the diamond price include the setting?
Diamond and setting are priced separately in the ring builder, and the total is shown before you add the ring to your bag.
How do I find my ring size?
Use our ring size guide, or order a free ring sizer — it arrives in 2–3 days.
Can I return or resize my ring?
You can return it within 30 days (a 10% restocking fee applies to resized or engraved pieces), and your first resize within 60 days of delivery is free.
Should I insure my engagement ring?
We recommend it. Every ring ships fully insured; once it is yours, a separate jewelry insurance policy covers loss, theft and accidental damage.
