Find Your Perfect Diamond
Made to sit flush against the engagement ring it was designed for.
Every ring is made from start to finish in our Los Angeles atelier.
Engagement ring settings in platinum and gold, solitaire, halo, three stone and vintage designs, made to order in our Los Angeles atelier.
round brilliant diamond engagement rings, made to order in our Los Angeles atelier. Every setting is crafted in solid gold or platinum and paired with a GIA or IGI certified diamond scored by ROSI™, gemological intelligence built by our gemologists. One fair price, a 40 day return window, complimentary 60 day resizing, and a lifetime warranty on every ring.
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John Anderson · Lead Gemologist · 1‑800‑779‑1726
Book a ConsultationRound diamonds are the most popular diamond shape, outsells all other shapes combined, featuring 57 or 58 facets engineered for maximum light return. Round brilliants are the only shape with a standardized GIA cut grade. Look for Excellent or Very Good cut grade; cut affects brilliance more than color or clarity at typical viewing distance.
A solitaire puts 100% of the visual emphasis on your center diamond, no competing sparkle from side stones or halo. It's the most classic, timeless engagement ring style and the easiest to pair with a wedding band.
Plain metal bands for pure minimalism, pavé bands for added sparkle, or hidden halo bands for sparkle on the side profile. All work beautifully with a round solitaire.
The most popular sizes are 1 carat, 1.5 carat, and 2 carat. Round diamonds face up slightly smaller than ovals or cushions of the same weight because of their deeper proportions.
Both. RockHer offers GIA-graded natural round brilliant diamonds and IGI-graded lab-grown round brilliant diamonds. Lab-grown stones cost 60 to 80% less than natural at the same specs and are physically identical. Natural diamonds retain stronger long-term value.
Round brilliants are the only shape with a standardized GIA cut grade. Look for Excellent or Very Good cut grade; cut affects brilliance more than color or clarity at typical viewing distance. Rounds hide inclusions well, SI1 often looks eye-clean at this shape. Save the budget for cut quality.
