Much like the promise ring set represents, the design is both a manifestation and a representation of love. The stone represents the fire and brilliance that comes with passion, the warmth from companionship and the comfort in love. When it comes to a precious piece that is meant to be worn everyday, choosing a complementary gemstone cut can transform a beautiful ring into something worthy of love.

 A center stone is often the most important selection when it comes to "building couples matching jewelry". While accent stones and shoulders stones can be added at a later date, a stone for the center will typically remain. In the same way that a bride to be or her devoted spouse should consider height, they should also think about functionality. The setting height can be adjusted to suit wearers who often use their hands. Here are some of most popular and timeless engagement ring designs:

 Round (Brilliant ) Cut: Known and recognizable like the solitaire setting. This round, brilliant cut brings the true beauty of the stone out, creating an enchanting sparkle. Due to the fact that this cut is designed for a stone to be displayed from top down, it is better to pair it up with a delicate airy style setting, as it will allow it to have enough room to shine. A round cut stone is the star, and has a huge surface area. It is the ideal choice for solitaire settings with prongs.

 Cushion Cut matching couple necklaces: With its sharp corners and prominent right angles, the princess cut remains a bride's favorite. But its "cousin," cushion cut engagement rings, offer a slightly more angular appearance. This stone, with its gently-rounded corner, still offers a good amount of surface area, allowing it to catch the light. It is also a great choice for side stones, or even halo frames. Although it is popular in modern engagement ring design, the art deco style gives it a sense of gravitas.

 The Emerald Cut - While its name suggests colored stones, that's not the case. This is a gorgeous rectangular shape used by lovers throughout history. With its beautiful angular angles, this style follows the natural contours of your finger. This is perfect for comfortable and stylish everyday wear. The clean geometric outline of the stones allows for plenty of room to embellish the top and bottom of the stone or the band. These flourishes give the stone a timeless look that is beautiful before the wedding, as well as on their 50th anniversary.

 The Marquise Engagement Ring: The marquise is the "true diamond shape" and combines long, flowing curves with distinct points for a ring that has both romantic charm as well as bold fashion. The marquise cut has a similar elongated, top-to–bottom shape to the emerald. But the culmination tips catch more light, allowing it to sparkle with every move. The marquise sparkles brilliantly in a single solitaire or can add light to an entire trio. Accent stones can also be added to the shoulders or band. The elongated, football-shaped cut produces a large amount of surface and an enviable weight.

 Asscher Cuts are related to the Princess Cut and Cushion Cut. They are also cousins of the Emerald Cut. The asscher stone is similar in depth and visual intrigue to the emerald but features a more pronounced set of tiers, and a small central table. The resultant vintage look brings out the inner brilliance. The asscher cut looks great perched upon an ornate, vintage-inspired band.

 Find The Perfect Engagement Ring to Capture Your Love Story

 Remember that there isn't one "ideal", but there are several different styles of engagement rings. You might be looking for a good time to buy a ring. But remember, every ring is different and each one is defined by the person who wears it, their aesthetics, and their love story. The best custom engagement ring fits not just your finger, it also has to fit your heart.