Natural Oval Diamond Engagement Rings
An oval diamond is a brilliant cut stretched into an ellipse. It sparkles like a round diamond, looks larger for its carat weight and makes the finger look longer. Here are our natural oval diamond engagement rings: the single oval on four claw prongs of Moonlit Sky, the Solar Photon hidden halo, the Feny halo and the Altair art deco ring with marquise side stones.
Every center stone is a natural, earth-mined diamond, and each ring comes with its certificate. Most of our ovals are clarity enhanced, which the certificate and the product page state (what that means). Each ring is made to order: production takes 10-14 business days, plus shipping. Prefer the dark side? See oval black diamond engagement rings.
Natural oval diamond engagement rings: FAQ
What does "natural oval diamond" mean?
The center stone is an oval cut diamond that formed in the earth and was mined, not created in a lab. Every oval in this collection is a natural diamond.
What carat sizes do your oval engagement rings come in?
Center stones run from 0.5 carat, in the Dispersion double halo, to 3.05 carats, in the 3 carat Moonlite Sky. Each product page lists the exact carat, color and clarity.
What is a claw prong setting?
Claw prongs are pointed prongs that hold the diamond at four small points. They cover very little of the stone, so the oval looks larger and takes in more light. Moonlit Sky is a single oval on claw prongs, and it also comes as a 2 carat natural oval Moonlit Sky.
Do oval diamonds have a bow-tie?
Many do: a darker band across the middle, where less light comes back to the eye. A soft bow-tie is normal in ovals. Look at the stone in a video or in daylight before you choose. More in how diamond shape changes the way light comes back.
How long does it take to make an oval engagement ring?
Each ring is made to order. Production takes 10-14 business days, plus shipping.