Captivating Hidden Halo Engagement Rings

Ideal for those looking for something with just enough bling to stand out, without being too obvious, hidden halo engagement rings are the perfect choice. As their name suggests, these rings give a unique spin on the classic halo design. Rather than featuring the halo in its traditional place around the centre stone, hidden halos are placed in less obvious places. Some sit just below the bottom of the stone’s setting. Others form part of a more complex band. In almost every design, the halos can only be seen from certain angles rather than from the front, making these rings a subtle choice if you prefer rings with a more minimal design. If you’re wondering whether halo engagement rings are a good choice, these rings are sure to give you some inspiration for your dream engagement ring.

Get Inspired by These Hidden Halo Engagement Rings

Here are just a few examples of gorgeous hidden halo engagement rings.

Emerald Cut

Emerald Cut

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In this ring, pave reigns supreme. Set on a delicate yellow gold band encrusted with two rows of tiny diamonds, the hidden pave continues upwards and runs along the base of the emerald-cut centre diamond. This ring is closer to traditional halo rings than other styles, so it may be a good choice if you want something more subtle, without losing the effect of halo sparkles.

Platinum Pave

Platinum Pave

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This ring also features a double pave diamond band, in cool platinum. The halo in this design runs along the base of the centre solitaire diamond, enhancing the stone and adding plenty of sparkle when the ring catches the light. From the top, the halo is invisible, giving it the appearance of a more traditional solitaire ring with a pave band. From the side, you’ll catch a glimpse of the tiny halo band.

Rose Gold

Rose Gold

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Ornate rings are a must for those who prefer bolder styles. In this design, a rose gold band encrusted with tiny diamonds runs upwards towards the centre diamond. On the side profile, a split shank reveals a tiny halo of diamonds. The combination of rose gold and diamonds works well, but you could also add more drama by choosing black diamonds for some stones or choosing morganite or another stone that blends into the colour of the band.

Three Stone

Three Stone

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Romantic and full of symbolism, three-stone or trilogy rings remain one of the most popular engagement ring styles, for good reason. These rings represent three stages in your journey together as a couple – your past, your present and your future. In most designs, the centre stone – your gift – is the largest. This simple design adds something extra with a delicate halo set below each stone, with a half halo situated along the bottom of all three stones.

Yellow Gold

Yellow Gold

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The combination of yellow gold and white diamonds will remain one of the most timeless choices, whatever style you choose. In this ring design, an elegant classic is given an update with the addition of a layer of halo diamonds positioned around the prongs of the centre stone. Pave stones running along the top and middle half of a delicate gold band enhance the look even further.

Round Cut

Round Cut

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If you want something even more minimal and subtle, this round-cut ring is a great example of how to bring in hidden halo elements without adding a lot of pave diamonds. A simple rose gold band and a solitaire diamond set in a traditional prong setting are enhanced by a tiny halo positioned at the base of the centre stone. What makes this ring special is its simplicity, which makes the peek-a-boo effect of the halo stand out even further.

Two Tone

Two Tone

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Prefer your rings on the bolder side? Two-toned rings are always a good choice. This style works very well with hidden halos and adds an element of style that enhances the balance of warm and cool-toned metals. A cushion-cut diamond is set above a halo of diamonds in a white gold setting. The band is mostly rose gold, with white gold running halfway along the inside of the band.

One of the many benefits of custom ring design is that it gives you the chance to bring in elements of rings that inspire, making it easier to plan a truly unique ring. At Cape Diamonds, our goal is to help you plan your dream ring, whether it is a halo engagement ring or any other style you prefer.

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