PROPOSE WITH A GABRIEL & CO. ENGAGEMENT RING:
We live for romantic, heart-warming proposals. Your expression of love calls for an equally splendid engagement ring. At Gabriel & Co, we realize the intensity of these emotions and put enormous passion, beauty, and a soul in each engagement ring that we craft. With unparalleled designs, stone settings, and styles to choose from, these rings boast conflict-free, high-quality diamonds, gemstones, and uncompromised precious metals. There is a ring to appeal to every taste and preference. And still, if you wish to upgrade your ring after some time or incorporate any customizations, Gabriel & Co. offers a free exchange program up to 1 year of purchase.
Browse through our vast selection of stunning engagement rings to find that 'one' ring perfect for your 'The One'.
Halo: A halo engagement ring features a center stone surrounded by a ring of small diamonds or other gemstones. This can give the ring a larger, more sparkling appearance.
Solitaire: A solitaire engagement ring features a single, standalone stone, typically a diamond, set in a band. This is a classic, timeless style that is popular for its simplicity.
Three stone: A three stone engagement ring features three stones set in a row. The center stone is typically larger than the side stones. This style is often chosen to symbolize the past, present, and future of the couple's relationship.
Double halo: A double halo engagement ring features two rings of small diamonds or other gemstones surrounding the center stone. This creates a more elaborate and sparkling look.
Split shank: A split shank engagement ring features a band that is divided into two separate strands, often with a gap between them. This can create a more unique, contemporary look.
Three stone halo: A three stone halo engagement ring is a combination of the three stone and halo styles, featuring three stones surrounded by a ring of small diamonds or other gemstones.
Hidden halo: A hidden halo engagement ring features a center stone surrounded by a halo of small diamonds or other gemstones that is hidden under the center stone. This creates a more subtle, understated look.
Straight: A straight engagement ring is a simple, classic style featuring a single stone set in a straight band.
Free form: A free form engagement ring is a more unusual, abstract style featuring a center stone set in a non-traditional band.
Wide band: A wide band engagement ring features a band that is wider than a traditional engagement ring band. This can create a more bold, statement-making look.
When it comes to buying an engagement ring, the metal choice can be just as important as the diamond or other gemstone. Different metals have different properties, and each one offers its own unique look and feel. Here are a few things to consider when choosing a metal for your engagement ring.
The most popular metal choices for engagement rings are:
White Gold: White gold is a mixture of gold and other white metals, such as nickel or palladium. It is a less expensive alternative to platinum but may cause allergic reactions in some people.
Rose Gold: Rose gold is a mixture of gold and copper, which gives it a warm, rosy color. It is a relatively durable metal but may scratch more easily than yellow or white gold.
Yellow Gold: Yellow gold is the traditional color of gold and is a warm, classic metal. It is relatively soft and may scratch or dent over time.
Platinum: Platinum is a white metal that is very durable and hypoallergenic. It is also relatively expensive.
In conclusion, choosing a metal for an engagement ring can be a daunting task, but by considering your budget, the durability of the metal, the color, allergenic properties, and care and maintenance, you can make an informed decision. It is important to choose a metal that fits your personal style and will stand the test of time. And remember that whatever metal you choose, the ring should be a symbol of your love and commitment to each other.
THINGS TO CONSIDER FOR BUYING AN ENGAGEMENT RING
When buying an engagement ring, there are several things to consider in order to make the best decision for you and your partner. Some of the most important things to consider include:
1. Budget: Determine how much you can afford to spend on the ring. It's important to have a realistic budget in mind before starting your search.
2. Style: Consider your partner's personal style and preferences. Think about what type of ring they would like, such as a solitaire, halo, or three-stone ring.
3. Diamond or Gemstone: Consider the type and quality of the diamond or gemstone. Think about the cut, color, clarity, and carat weight of the stone.
4. Metal Type: Consider the type of metal for the ring. Different metals have different properties, so think about durability, color, and care and maintenance.
5. Certification: Make sure the diamond or gemstone is certified by a reputable organization such as GIA. This ensures that the stone has been evaluated for quality and authenticity.
6. Warranty and Return Policy: Be sure to find out about the store's warranty and return policy in case of any issues with the ring. Explore our 1 Year free exchange program of Shop Confidently
7. Reputation: Research the reputation of the store or jeweler you are considering. Look for customer reviews and ratings online.
8. Size and Fit: Make sure to get the correct size for your partner's ring finger, or if you don't know, consider buying a ring that can be resized. Use our Ring Sizer
By considering these factors and doing your research, you can make an informed decision and choose an engagement ring that will be cherished for a lifetime.
CHOOSING THE PERFECT ENGAGEMENT RING:
Begin by choosing your preferred style between the nine different styles/settings of engagement rings - Halo, Double Halo, Three Stone, Straight, Solitaire, Three Stone Halo, Free Form, Wideband, and Split Shank. These styles cover all the aesthetic preferences ranging from classic minimalism to grandiose maximalism. Our aim is to curate jewelry that is a stunning adornment piece yet highlights and complements a woman’s personality and distinctive identity.
Next, the choice of metal can make a huge difference to the final appeal of the engagement ring. A Yellow Gold finish reflects traditional tastes and remains a captivating combination with diamonds just as much in the modern designs as in the traditional settings. Rings with a Platinum or White Gold finish look sleek and sexy – an elegant bridge from the classic to the contemporary. A Rose Gold finish gives a ring a vintage, romantic feel with an understated glamour that is hard to miss. Finally, a mix and match of the metals create a unique look that can undoubtedly initiate conversations around fashion and style.
One may also look at the inclusion of shimmering precious stones like emerald, sapphire, rubies, and more in their engagement ring to add more undertones of colorful resplendence to their ring. Use our Store Locator to find an authorized retailer near you to see a free preview of what your ring will look like before the final purchase.
