Sterling Silver Men's Engagement Rings
Squared lines, an emerald cut center. These sterling silver men's engagement rings are settings designed around a step-cut emerald shape, with heads that range from a full bezel to a tension-style grip. They are cast in Silvadium, a sterling silver that resists tarnish. You choose the setting and size here, and the center stone follows on the next screen.
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The case for a step cut
Step-cut facets sit in long parallel bands, giving the stone broad, mirror-like flashes instead of scattered sparkle. Its rectangular outline matches the straight shoulders of these settings, which gives the ring an architectural look on a wider hand.
Bezel, baguettes or tension style
- Bezel: a metal rim wraps the center, the lowest profile and the most protection for the corners.
- Graduated baguettes: lab-grown diamond accents step down the shoulders from a raised frame head.
- Tension style: the stone appears gripped by the open ends of a fluted band, with light reaching it from the sides.
Accents along the band
Some settings line the shoulders with lab-grown diamond accents in channel or pavé work. Channel stones sit flush between two metal walls, which suits a hand that works with tools; pavé adds more sparkle but has smaller prongs to check over time.
Living with silver
Compared with gold or platinum, silver marks more easily, so brushed or matte areas show light scratches sooner. A mild dish-soap bath and a soft toothbrush handle cleaning; dry it well and take it off for heavy lifting, swimming and cleaning chemicals. Have the head checked now and then so the stone stays tight.
Sterling Silver Men's Engagement Rings: Common Questions
How much do sterling silver men's rings cost?
Here a silver setting starts at under $900, and most land between about $850 and $950 before a center is added. The emerald cut stone is chosen afterward and adds its own price, set by carat and grade, and ships with its own IGI or GIA report.
