Pave Engagement Rings

Pave engagement rings set small diamonds along the band, so the band itself sparkles alongside the centre stone. If you are looking at pave styles, you probably want extra sparkle and a more detailed look than a plain band.

• Sparkle along the band: The small set diamonds catch the light all the way around the finger, not just at the centre.
• Lifts the centre stone: A pave band makes the whole ring feel brighter and can make the centre diamond look larger by comparison.
• Pairs with most styles: A pave band works under a solitaire, a halo or a three stone design, so it is easy to combine with the shape you want.
• Works across stone types: Narrow by material into lab grown diamond pave rings or moissanite pave rings.

Choosing a pave ring means deciding how much of the band sparkles and how that suits your daily wear.

• Decide the pave coverage: Pave can run halfway around the band or all the way around, and a half-pave band keeps a plain section underneath the finger.
• Pick the centre design: A pave band sits well under a solitaire, halo or three stone centre, so choose the centre first and let the band support it.
• Think about upkeep: Small set diamonds need an occasional check, so it is worth knowing how pave wears before you choose.
• Read the background first: For how pave is set and what it means for sparkle and care, read the pave setting guide, then use this page to compare rings.