What are diamond enhancers?
The sole purpose of a ring enhancer is to complement a diamond solitaire ring with additional diamonds or gemstones, in order to enhance the size and appearance of a solitaire engagement ring. When worn together, the two rings appear to be a single, multi-stone ring.
Can you use an enhancer as a wedding band?
Usually ring enhancers wrap around or above the solitaire to give the appearance of a single ring. Ring enhancers, in addition to supporting solitaire rings, can also be used as wedding bands. A good ring enhancer will provide the support it requires while also bringing out the best in it.
How do solitaire enhancers work?
These enhancers, sometimes called a guard or insert, sit on either side of the engagement ring, giving the effect of having three bands. Some ring styles allow you to actually slip the engagement ring into the middle where it rests between the other two bands.
Should I size up for ring enhancer?
Ring guard enhancers add a lot of extra width to your bridal set. As a result, we recommend a 1/4 to 1/2 size larger. You can size your finger online by clicking here and adding 1/4 to have 1/2 of a size to determine what would fit well.
What ring enhancer should I get?
Experts advise on buying an enhancer slightly larger than the size of the finger. This is especially important if you intend to use the enhancer as the wedding band, since you’ll be wearing it every day.
Can you resize an enhancer?
Size. If you get the size wrong, the ring guard is basically just done for as it’s extremely rare for a ring enhancer to be conducive to resizing owing to its bifurcated design. When considering the right size, it’s okay to opt for a tad larger than the size of your engagement ring.
Is yellow gold out of style?
Pull out your grandmother’s jewelry box because yellow gold engagement rings are in vogue. But, to be honest, yellow gold was never really out. A perennial favorite that looks good on everyone will always be in style.