Lotus Engagement Rings

What are the common settings for a lotus engagement ring?

The most common options include: a solitaire setting, three-stone setting, and a straight band. It also comes in a prong or petal-style setting where the metal mimics lotus petals cupping the center stone.

Can lotus engagement rings be customized?

Yes, by choosing the petal count, diamond shape, band silhouette, you can reshape the story. Custom touches allow you to design your own bloom.

What types of gemstones are best for a lotus engagement ring?

Diamonds are the classic choice, but sapphires, morganite, and emeralds create contrast with the organic lines of a lotus setting.

Is a lotus engagement ring suitable for everyday wear?

Yes, the petal-inspired prongs offer secure stone placement, while the design remains lightweight and wearable.

How do I care for my lotus engagement ring?

Use a soft brush and mild soap for weekly cleaning. Get prongs inspected biannually. Just like petals, they need support.

Explore Our Lotus Engagement Ring Collection

Lotus engagement rings are inspired by that flower that bloomed out of the shadows and opened into light softly, silently, without asking for praise, pushing past muck and rising through motionless water. That flower is the lotus. Over the years, it became a guiding light to shape engagement rings in gold and stone.
Our lotus engagement rings reflect its journey: center stones poised like wishes in midair, petals fashioned in beautiful metal. Complete flower crowns, shapes in curved lines and subdued lift, are the essence of our lotus setting engagement rings. And somewhere between dream and design, the center stone hovers above the band, cradled by a lotus prong engagement ring.
If you’re amazed by the magic of nature, check out our floral nouveau and nature-inspired engagement rings.

Craftsmanship Behind our Lotus Engagement Ring

Before the petal becomes metal, it’s a sketch. Lotus engagement rings at Gabriel & Co. start with a calm moment, a stop to see how a genuine lotus unfolds. Our designers research the lotus’s movement; how petals flex without breaking, how light touches a curve, how symmetry creates without rigidity. From that work comes a pencil sketch, then a hand-carved wax model where each petal is stacked deliberately.
Using a centuries-old technique that catches every minor feature, the pattern is cast in precious metal: 14K white gold, yellow gold and in mixed shades of both. Every detail is then polished with a craftsman's eye and a poet's patience: prongs fashioned to echo stems, galleries carved to let light in, bands smoothed to feel like silk on the skin. A lotus engagement ring from our collection is the last chapter of a silent narrative started in a sketchbook and finished on your finger.

Your Lotus Engagement Ring Buying Guide

Every lotus engagement ring narrates a tale. The proper ring starts with the style you choose to wear. Here's how you decide on the one that best speaks to you:

Begin with the flower. Would you be more drawn to the sculptural beauty of a completely opened flower or the twilight hours before it opens? Three-dimensional presence and complex petal-like creativity abound on a full lotus ring. If you appreciate simpler symbols, a lotus setting with mild elevation and smooth outlines might be precisely what you're searching for.
Think not only in color but in metals. Yellow gold gives a grounded, bright sensation. White gold has calm strength and simplicity. Mixed metals soften the profile, like a blossom just capturing the evening.
Match it with a band. Lotus engagement rings usually go well with curved bands reflecting the petal arcs.