The Browns halo collection features an array of styles in all types of cuts, including round brilliant, emerald, and oval halo engagement ring designs. A ring that will take your breath away! Browns' halo engagement ring collection Beautifully crafted from 18k white gold, this ring features a 0.35ct centre round cut diamond held in a delicate triple halo floral setting, sparkling with a further 0.33ct of diamonds. Or, when more is more, go for this Peony double halo engagement ring. This halo engagement ring showcases a stunning 0.70ct centre emerald cut diamond for extra Art Deco influence and is accentuated by a bright sparkling halo and shoulders set with a further 0.31ct of diamonds. Like this exquisite Willow halo emerald cut engagement ring crafted from platinum for extra shine.

There is an array of designs for you to choose from to stand out from the crowd. Halo rings for youĪ halo engagement ring is guaranteed to shine bright and be seen from great distances.

They continue to retain their Art Deco heritage, but with an added modern flair which can be seen in double-halos, or vintage inspired halo designs. The 21st century has had its own influence on the halo engagement ring of today. The Art Deco movement emphasised symmetry and geometric design in their jewellery and art, which is influenced in the halo diamonds concentric circles. Today, the halo engagement style echoes the Art Deco aesthetic of the 1920s. They are one of the most secure settings, without the need for prongs, making them ideal for those who wish to enjoy their engagement ring every day. They suit all buyers and budgets because of their ability to make a smaller diamond appear much larger than it is, therefore, no matter what carat you can afford, the halo will always enhance and enlarge your diamond. The halo of diamonds draws focus to the centre diamond which creates added interest to the ring.

During this period, round diamonds were used as the centre stone of engagement rings with smaller diamonds or pearls surrounding it to create symbolic halo design. The origin of the halo ring can be dated back to the Georgian era in Europe from around 1714 – 1837. The halo is one of the most popular engagement rings you find amongst brides-to-be today.

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