Yellow Diamond Engagement Rings
A warm center, set the way you want it. These yellow diamond engagement rings are built around a fancy yellow center, which you choose in the next step. Solitaires, halos and pavé bands lead the range. On the product page you choose the center's shape, the metal and the gold karat; the listed figure is for the mounting alone, with the yellow stone added to the total later.
$1,509 $3,018
$1,529 $3,058
$459 $918
$929 $1,858
$929 $1,858
$929 $1,858
$349 $698
$599 $1,198
$599 $1,198
$269 $538
$649 $1,298
$969 $1,938
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Which metal flatters yellow
- Yellow gold: deepens the color; the stone reads richer.
- White gold or platinum: contrast that makes the yellow look cleaner and brighter.
- Rose gold: a soft, warm pairing.
- Silvadium: a tarnish-resistant sterling silver at the lowest price.
Gold settings come in 10K, 14K or 18K.
Halo or solitaire
Ringed by bright, colorless lab-grown diamond accents, the yellow looks more saturated through contrast. A solitaire keeps the color pure and the outline simple. Hidden halos sit below the center and show only from the side.
Cut and color depth
Radiant and cushion outlines concentrate the yellow, since their many facets send light back and forth through the stone before it escapes. Round brilliants spread more white sparkle and can look paler. Every one of the ten shapes, from round to marquise, is offered on most settings.
Keeping the yellow vivid
Color does not change hardness, so a canary center is as tough as a colorless one and handles daily wear. Clean the ring weekly in warm soapy water to keep film from muting the color, and check the prongs every few months.
Yellow Diamond Engagement Rings: Common Questions
Are yellow diamonds popular right now?
Yes, they remain one of the most chosen fancy colors for engagement rings. A yellow center stands apart from a white solitaire while staying warm and easy to wear, and settings here range from simple solitaires to halos and vintage milgrain designs that suit the color.
How much does a lab-grown yellow diamond cost?
It depends on carat weight, shape and how deep the yellow is. Ring and center are costed as two parts here: rings start under $150, most land between about $750 and $1,250, and the stone's price appears once you select it. As a rule, a stone grown in a lab is priced well under a mined stone of matching size.
What is the yellow diamond called?
Often a canary diamond. In grading terms it is a fancy yellow diamond, its hue caused by nitrogen atoms trapped as the crystal formed. The deepest, purest shades are the ones usually called canary; every center offered with these rings ships alongside a report from IGI or GIA.
What is the best quality yellow diamond?
A Fancy Vivid or Fancy Intense yellow with even color and no brown or green tint. Color matters more than clarity on a yellow stone, and a radiant or cushion cut holds the shade best. Your center's grading report, from IGI or GIA, states exactly where its color falls.
