Solitaire Rings
A solitaire is one diamond, alone. No side stones, no halo, nothing set into the band to compete with it — which is exactly why it is the hardest setting to hide behind and the one that has outlasted every trend since.
The modern version dates to 1886, when Tiffany & Co. introduced a six-prong head that lifted the diamond clear of the band instead of burying it in metal. Light could finally reach the stone from underneath. Nearly every solitaire made since, including the ones on this page, is a descendant of that idea.
Shapes here run from round, oval and pear through emerald cut and radiant to princess, marquise, cushion and heart. Weights start at half a carat and reach five, in four- and six-prong settings on bands left deliberately plain.
Every ring here is set with a single lab grown diamond, IGI certified, in 14K white, yellow or rose gold or 10K white or yellow. Color runs F to G–H, and nearly all are VS clarity.
Want more than one stone? Three stone rings set a center diamond between two smaller ones, halo rings surround the center diamond with a circle of smaller diamonds, and Toi Et Moi pairs two main stones side by side. Bridal sets pair an engagement ring with a matching band, and the full engagement and wedding rings collection covers a broader range of styles.
Looking for something you don’t see listed? Email Info@monetaryjewelers.com with the metal, stone type and style you have in mind. We take custom orders and can source or build pieces to your specifications.
Most rings in this collection meet the $1,500 minimum purchase for MJC Card financing. This is no credit check financing. We never pull your credit. Approval is application-based and is not guaranteed.
