Solitaire engagement rings
A single center stone keeps the focus on cut, shape, and proportion. Solitaires pair easily with straight, curved, or contoured wedding bands.
Build a solitaire ringChoose your setting, center stone, and metal. Share your budget and get a personal quote from Seattle Gold Grills. Our family jewelry tradition dates to 1976.
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Visit by appointment in Renton, or start your inquiry from anywhere in the U.S.
Explore solitaire, halo, hidden halo, three-stone, pavé, channel, and custom settings with natural diamond, lab diamond, or moissanite center stones. Choose 10K, 14K, or 18K gold, or platinum.
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Explore settings and stones. You can choose “Help me choose” for diamond grades and “Not sure” for ring size.
Tell us when you want to get started and send any inspiration photos. No account is needed to request a quote.
We review your selections and contact you to discuss stone options, setting details, pricing, and next steps.
Compare classic, modern, vintage-inspired, and coordinated ring designs before you build. Every style can be personalized with your preferred center-stone shape, natural diamond, lab diamond, or moissanite, and a choice of gold or platinum.
A single center stone keeps the focus on cut, shape, and proportion. Solitaires pair easily with straight, curved, or contoured wedding bands.
Build a solitaire ringA border of smaller stones frames the center and creates a brighter, larger-looking face-up appearance. Choose a matching or contrasting halo shape.
Build a halo ringA discreet row of accent stones sits below the center stone. From above the ring reads clean; from the side it reveals extra sparkle.
Build a hidden halo ringTwo side stones support the center for a balanced, substantial look. Mix shapes or keep all three stones coordinated for a more traditional design.
Build a three-stone ringAccent diamonds lead the eye toward the center stone without forming a full halo. Tapered baguettes, pears, rounds, and custom accents can change the entire profile.
Build a side-stone ringSmall diamonds are set closely across the band with minimal visible metal. Pavé can be delicate and refined or extended farther down the shank for more brilliance.
Build a pavé ringAccent stones sit between polished metal walls for a clean, protected finish. This style works especially well for geometric and contemporary rings.
Build a channel-set ringGraceful arches rise from the band to support the center setting. The lifted profile adds structure and makes room for refined side details.
Build a cathedral ringA rim of precious metal surrounds all or part of the center stone. Bezel settings offer a sleek outline and fewer exposed edges than traditional prongs.
Build a bezel ringThe band divides as it approaches the center, creating negative space and a wider visual frame. Add pavé, polished metal, or mixed textures.
Build a split-shank ringCurving bands sweep around or past the center stone for movement and asymmetry. The design can stay minimal or incorporate diamond-set strands.
Build a twist ringMilgrain, engraving, filigree, floral motifs, and geometric details reference Art Deco, Edwardian, and heirloom jewelry without requiring an antique ring.
Build a vintage-inspired ringMultiple stones form one larger visual composition around a focal gem. Cluster layouts can feel floral, celestial, asymmetrical, or traditionally ornate.
Build a cluster ringAn elongated center stone is turned horizontally across the finger. Oval, emerald, marquise, radiant, and pear shapes take on a fresh, low-profile character.
Build an east-west ringCombine yellow, white, or rose gold with another metal color for contrast. A white-metal head can emphasize the stone while a warm band adds color.
Build a two-tone ringAn engagement ring and matching wedding band are designed to sit together. Coordinated contours reduce gaps and keep shared details visually aligned.
Build a bridal setA coordinated trio includes an engagement ring, a matching wedding band, and a companion band. It is a practical starting point for couples who want one cohesive set.
Build a trio setCombine elements from several styles or start from an inspiration photo. We confirm proportions, setting details, stone compatibility, and pricing before design work begins.
Start a custom ringStyle images and previews are representative design references. Final proportions, stone fit, band pairing, and production details are confirmed with your personal quote.
Yes. We offer natural diamond price matching with price verification. Include the competing listing link and diamond specifications in Custom details with your request. We review the offer and confirm a match before you commit.
The preview helps you choose a direction. We confirm the actual stone, proportions, setting, and price with you. Submitting a request does not start CAD or production.
Yes. Choose “Help me choose” for color, clarity, or grading report preferences and share your budget. We can discuss the options with you.
Yes. Submit your ring selections and contact information here. We can discuss your request remotely and confirm shipping arrangements and timing before an order.
Book a jewelry consultation at 15 S Grady Way, Suite 408, Renton, WA 98057. Visits are by appointment, Monday–Friday, 10–6. We welcome customers from Seattle, Bellevue, Kent, Tukwila, and across Washington.
No. This is a quote request. We discuss final pricing and the steps to begin before you commit.
15 S Grady Way, Suite 408
Renton, WA 98057
Monday–Friday, 10–6 · Appointment only
206-250-0833
Info@seattlegoldgrills.com
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