Tiffany & Co. offers a wide range of Verlobungsringe (engagement rings) with a long-standing tradition dating back to 1886, including classic and modern settings, various diamond shapes, and customizable options through the Tiffany Ring Studio. Below is a concise guide to help you navigate Tiffany’s engagement rings and related services.
Core Tiffany engagement ring options
- Classic solitaire rings: Timeless single-diamond designs that emphasize a brilliant center stone, often in traditional prong settings.
- Pavé and halo styles: Rings featuring a halo of small diamonds around the center or pavé-set diamonds along the band for added sparkle.
- Emerald, round brilliant, princess, cushion, oval, and other cuts: Tiffany offers multiple diamond shapes to suit personal preferences and styles.
- Mixed-cut and specialty stones: Some designs incorporate non-traditional cuts or the distinctive Tiffany True ® diamond, along with pieces from designer collaborations (e.g., Jean Schlumberger).
- Colored diamonds: Rings featuring yellow or other colored diamonds for a distinctive look.
Customization and personalization
- Tiffany Ring Studio: A personalized design experience where a Tiffany Diamond Expert helps you select the diamond shape, setting, and metal, and then master artisans handcraft the ring. This allows crafting a ring that reflects individual stories and milestones.
- Tiffany Diamond Certificates: Each diamond comes with Tiffany’s certificate, underscoring quality and provenance assurances for diamond integrity.
Settings and materials
- Common settings include classic prongs, bezel, pavé bands, and halo configurations.
- Metal choices typically include platinum and 18k gold (yellow, white, or rose tones), with some designs offering alternative metals or finishes.
- The “Tiffany Setting” (historical iconic design) remains a reference point for classic engagement rings, known for its single, securely raised diamond on a slim pedestal.
Education and support
- Tiffany offers Diamond Experts to help with choosing the right diamond shape, cut, carat, clarity, and color, and to match a setting to personal taste and budget.
- In-store and online design consultations are available to discuss design preferences, ring sizing, and ring care.
Practical tips
- Start with a budget range and preferred diamond shape to narrow options quickly.
- Consider the wearer’s lifestyle when selecting a setting (e.g., a more secure bezel setting for active daily wear).
- If pursuing a truly bespoke piece, allow extra time for design, sourcing, and the handcrafting process, especially for customization through the Ring Studio.
- Verify sizing before finalizing; Tiffany often offers resizing options, though some custom designs may have different policies.
If you’d like, share your preferences (budget, preferred diamond shape, metal, and whether you want a classic solitaire or a design with pavé/halo elements), and a tailored overview of Tiffany’s best-fitting options can be outlined.
