Introducing the 1517FL-T, a remarkable piece from our Lotus Collection. This bold infinity band unique halo engagement ring offers a stunning combination of contemporary design and timeless elegance, making it an exceptional alternative to traditional engagement rings. At the center of this ring lies a breathtaking diamond, encircled by a dazzling, unique halo that enhances the brilliance of the center stone. The halo can be customized to fit various diamond cuts such as oval, pear, cushion, emerald, or princess, ensuring that this ring is a truly one-of-a-kind halo engagement ring. The side view of the halo showcases a captivating, diamond-studded undulating floral pattern. This intricate design encircles the side of the halo, adding a touch of nature-inspired beauty to the ring and reflecting the elegance of the Lotus Collection. Beneath the halo, eight lotus petals with milgrain edges form a flower petal-shaped base. These petals meet and rest on the bridge of the ring, which is lined with delicate beading, creating a sophisticated and romantic design. The 1517FL-T stands apart with its bold infinity band. This modern design element adds a sense of continuity and eternal love, beautifully complementing the overall aesthetic of the ring. The 1517FL-T is more than just a stylish engagement ring; it's a testament to the everlasting journey of love. Each ring in our Lotus Collection tells a unique love story, and the 1517FL-T is no exception. It's an enduring symbol of a love that's as beautiful, romantic, and intricate as the ring itself, making it a perfect choice for those who appreciate contemporary elegance with a touch of timeless charm.

SETTING

This ring is available in gold and platinum. The diamonds in the setting are G-H color grade and VS2 clarity. Total diamond carat weight is 0.58 carats, not including the center stone. This setting can be modified or redesigned to fit any shape and size of diamond you select. Ships within 2-3 weeks. Satisfaction Guarantee. Free shipping worldwide. Lifetime Warranty. . .