Collection: Diamond Accented Moissanite Engagement Ring Collection

An accented engagement ring refers to a style of ring that features smaller moissanite stones set along the band or around the centre stone. These accent stones add extra sparkle and visual interest to the ring, enhancing its overall beauty and creating a more intricate and detailed design.

The accent stones can be set in various ways, such as in a pavé setting where the small diamonds are closely set together to create a continuous band of sparkle, or in a channel setting where the stones are placed in a groove cut into the band.

Accented engagement rings are a popular choice for those who want to add extra brilliance and glamour to their ring. The additional stones can complement and enhance the appearance of the centre stone, making it appear larger and more dazzling.

Accent stones don’t have to be just white, obviously you could choose to add a pop of colour to highlight your beautiful Ethica moissanite. Ethica stocks a wide range of ethically produced lab grown gemstones. Be your preference sapphire, ruby, emerald, tanzanite etc the colour options are vast. 

Overall, an accented engagement ring is a beautiful choice for those who appreciate extra sparkle and detail in their ring design. It can add a touch of elegance and sophistication, and it allows for customisation and a personal touch.

Absolutely! We can create a ring to your exact requirements. This might mean making a few little tweaks to an existing design, or creating something completely new and unique to you. Our experienced design team are here to help you with any bespoke jewellery requests.

We will talk with you to understand what your vision is,  then we can create CAD imagery for you so you can see your concept on a screen. We will adjust the design until it becomes exactly as you envisaged it, if not better.

Your bespoke accented moissanite engagement ring will then be created for you by our talented workshop. It comes presented in our beautiful packaging ready to become your treasured future heirloom.

This ultimately comes down to personal taste. Some people prefer a simpler, pared back design, whereas others want something a little more intricate. Having said that there are some things to consider if contemplating an accented engagement ring; 

1.The additional carat weight of the accent stones can increase the overall cost of the ring, as more gemstones are required. The increased craftsmanship and intricate settings can also raise the price due to the complexity of the design.

2. Maintenance and care are also important considerations. The accent stones can be more susceptible to damage or loss compared to a simple solitaire setting. Regular maintenance, such as cleaning and prong tightening, may be necessary to ensure the accent stones are secure and in good condition.

3. Resizing or repairs can be more complicated with accented rings, depending on the design. If you are leaning towards a design with lots of small stones going all around the band then bear in mind sizing is trickier than with a simple solitaire. If sizing up or down considerably the individual settings can become misshapen or structurally impaired so the sizing process itself can be more costly. Our sales advisors will happily advise on complications like this.

The visual benefits of accent stones are obviously vast but it is always worth considering the potential negatives. We are happy to discuss these with you and help you make an informed decision about whether an accented moissanite engagement ring is the right choice for you.

You can choose to accent your Moissanite engagement ring with further Ethica moissanite stones or you can choose to add a pop of colour.

Our Ethica Diamond collection has now extended into a range of beautiful coloured gemstones that are specifically grown individually to the perspective colour of them, meaning they are not post treated and will never fade. 

They are also extremely durable, unlike their natural counterparts, which can be prone to cracking and chipping. How prone a gemstone is to external forces, such as breaking and chipping, is measured scientifically on a scale of hardness called the MOHS. Diamond being the hardest, which is measured at 10. Natural emeralds for example are 7.5, Topaz is 8 whereas Sapphire and Ruby it at 9 MOHS. Our moissanite coloured gemstones are almost as durable as diamond at 9.7 MOHS.  The other good news is that each gemstone is independently graded by the GRI and comes with a certificate of authenticity.