Side Stone Lab Grown Diamond Rings

A side stone ring places smaller diamonds along the shoulders of the band, flanking the centre stone without forming a halo around it. The effect is to lead the eye inward along the finger toward the centre. Ronora lab grown diamonds are real CVD stones with VVS-VS clarity. Colorless stones are D-E-F, and fancy colored centre stones are named by their colour on each product page.

On the radiant three stone ring, a trapezoid step cut sits on each side of the centre stone. The yellow radiant ring has rows of invisible set baguettes along both shoulders, and the Dutch Marquise three stone ring repeats its six-sided outline in two Dutch Marquise side stones. The yellow oval and yellow asscher rings each have a colorless heart shaped diamond on either side.

How is a side stone ring different from a three stone?

A three stone ring has two clearly significant stones beside the centre, and all three are read as separate diamonds. Side stones are accents: smaller, often multiple per side, and read as part of the setting rather than as stones in their own right.

Which side stone shapes work best?

Tapered baguettes and trapezoids create a clean geometric line toward the centre. Marquise and pear accents feel softer and more organic. Round accents are the most versatile and the easiest to match to any centre shape.

Frequently asked questions

Do side stones make the ring look bigger? Yes, they widen the visual footprint, though less dramatically than a halo does.

Is the centre stone certified? Yes, from 1 carat, on lab grown diamond rings.