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How to choose an engagement ring that suits your hand


How to choose an engagement ring that suits your hand

Whether you’re shopping for radiant cut engagement rings or custom design one, finding the perfect match can be incredibly difficult. The design you choose must both appeal to your tastes and complement the shape of your hand and fingers. Here are a few ideas to keep in mind when looking for the right ring for you.

Engagement rings for shorter fingers

Focus on designs that can elongate your fingers. For the stone itself, find something longer such as an oval, marquise or pear. Rectangular emerald cut stones can also elongate the finger and are particularly beautiful for coloured diamonds. Narrow-width bands are the best choice for shorter fingers as they can create the illusion of length.

Engagement rings for wider fingers

Look for a medium to thick width band that features cluster styles or large round stones for a slimming effect. Angular and asymmetrical designs such as an emerald cut diamond would also be flattering on the finger.

Engagement rings for longer fingers

Take advantage of length by choosing a dramatic or intricate design that winds up the finger. Larger round and princess cut diamonds are also stunning, especially when set on a wide band to complement longer fingers.

Engagement rings for slender fingers

Try smaller stones that won’t appear overwhelming on your finger. A thicker band will also have a widening effect. Subtle oval, round and cushion cut diamonds will each complement slender fingers.

When selecting your perfect ring consider these factors and try to match a design you love to something that will complement the shape of your hand. Ultimately, if you find the design you have always dreamt of, the look of the shape, size and setting on your hand won’t be important. The most important thing is finding a design you absolutely fall in love with and will treasure for a lifetime.


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