Cluster & Multistone Engagement Rings

Multistone or cluster engagement rings are made up of multiple small diamonds that can be arranged to give the illusion of a larger diamond, and can be set in your favourite shape such as oval, round or square. They also often feature a halo or double halo design for added sparkle.

Often designed with a pave band for added shimmer or split shank engagement ring style.

This makes diamond cluster rings both versatile and affordable, with modern, clean styles as well as vintage-inspired cluster rings or even beautiful flower cluster rings available.

A cluster engagement ring can be designed to have the look and feel of a larger stone engagement ring, so they usually pair beautifully with your choice of wedding band such as a diamond wedding band.

For a look that will really make your cluster ring pop, try pairing it with a stunning curved wedding band, or accent your multistone engagement ring with a diamond enhancer ring that will also look stunning worn alone.

As diamond cluster rings are so versatile and can be arranged in any setting, you can find them in almost any shape you desire - from classic round, square, and oval shapes through to pear-shaped clusters, flower clusters, and unique vintage and Art Deco inspired multistone designs.

Yes, a cluster ring can definitely be an engagement ring. Cluster rings feature a group of smaller diamonds or gemstones arranged together, often to create the illusion of a larger stone or to form a unique design. These rings offer versatility and distinctiveness that can appeal to many, especially for those looking for a non-traditional or more elaborate engagement ring.

Cluster rings come in a wide variety of designs, from floral patterns to abstract arrangements, offering a unique aesthetic that sets them apart from traditional solitaire rings.

Because cluster rings utilise smaller stones, they can be more affordable than rings with a single large diamond of the same total carat weight. This makes them an excellent choice for those who want a visually impactful ring within their price range.

The arrangement of multiple stones in close proximity can create an impressive sparkle and the illusion of a larger overall gemstone area. This can make the ring more eye-catching and appealing.

While cluster rings might not be the traditional choice for engagement rings, they are certainly a beautiful, meaningful, and practical option. They cater to individual tastes and styles and can be as modest or as lavish as desired, making them a versatile choice for an engagement ring.