This archived engagement-ring design combines 14-karat white and yellow gold with a princess-cut center diamond. Yellow-diamond accents form a halo around the center, creating a bold contrast between the square shape, warm color, and bright white-gold setting.
Why choose a two-tone engagement ring?
Two-tone settings let different parts of a ring contribute to the design. White metal can create a crisp frame around a diamond, while yellow gold adds warmth and definition. The combination can also make an engagement ring easier to coordinate with jewelry in either metal color.
Design details that can be customized
- Center-diamond shape and proportions
- White, yellow, or rose-gold placement
- White or colored-diamond accents
- Halo size and setting style
- Matching wedding-band design
Build a ring around your style and budget
N.J. Diamonds has served Dearborn and the Detroit Metro area from the same location since 1996. Our in-house designer, Custom by Z, can adjust the diamond, metals, proportions, and setting details to fit your preferences and budget. Compare diamond shapes, explore our custom diamond engagement rings, learn about the custom design process, or contact N.J. Diamonds to discuss your ideas.
Before choosing a center stone, review our guide to the diamond 4Cs. For colored accents, ask about diamond origin and whether the color is natural or treated. Confirm these details for the stones selected for your new ring.
The pictured ring is a past design, and its current availability is not guaranteed. Contact us to discuss current diamond options, pricing, production timing, and how your engagement ring will fit alongside a wedding band.
