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Low Profile Engagement Rings

Low profile engagement rings hold the center stone close to the finger, so the ring snags less and slides easily under gloves and sleeves. A low set ring suits people who work with their hands, wear the ring every day, or simply prefer a quieter look. Bezel, half bezel and low prong settings all work, and many vintage designs adapt well to a lower setting. Every ring here can be changed: stone shape, metal, band width and how low the stone sits.

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Low Profile Engagement Rings

How low can a stone sit? It depends on the stone's depth and shape. A round diamond needs room for its point below the setting, so a fully flush setting suits smaller stones, while a bezel or a low basket can bring a larger stone down without crowding the band. Low setting engagement rings still need light to reach the stone; open sides or a cut-through gallery keep it bright. Vintage low profile engagement rings often pair a low bezel or milgrain edge with engraving on the band. A wedding band can sit flush against a low profile engagement ring when the two are designed together as a wedding set. If you have a ring in mind, send a photo with your request and a designer will show you how low it can sit.