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The anatomy of an engagement ring: different parts of a ring explained
When proposing to your loved one, nothing signifies commitment and love quite like an engagement ring. This beautiful piece of jewellery is much more than just a symbol; it is a work of art crafted with precision and care. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the different parts of a ring that come together to create the exquisite beauty of an engagement ring
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What makes up the anatomy of an engagement ring?
An engagement ring is a meticulously crafted piece of jewelry with several key components that work together to create its beauty. The most important part is the ring head, which showcases the center stone—typically a diamond that captures immediate attention. This stone can be held by prongs (metal claws) or a bezel setting that surrounds the stone for protection.
Side stones may complement the center diamond, with the number varying based on budget and personal preference. The ring band serves as the foundation, available in precious metals like white gold, yellow gold, or platinum. It includes shoulders connecting to the head, a gallery underneath for support, and comes in different profiles like comfort fit or flat court.
At BAUNAT, expert craftsmanship ensures each engagement ring component reflects natural beauty and elegance that lasts a lifetime.
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What different ring parts form its beauty?
The ring head
The head is arguably the most important part of the engagement ring, especially for diamond rings. It is where the centre stone is held and showcased. The design of the ring head can vary, but it typically includes the following elements:- Centre stone: the star of the show, the centre stone can be a diamond or a coloured gemstone. It is usually the largest stone on the ring and captures most of the attention. A BAUNAT diamond is an epitome of high quality and natural beauty, capturing the viewer's attention at first glance. Choosing the design of your diamond, whether a radiant one with four claws reflecting more light or a more traditional, simple design, is a personal choice.
Typically, larger than any surrounding diamonds or precious gems, the central diamond of a BAUNAT engagement ring is the star performer. An average BAUNAT ring often features a central diamond of a carat weight of 0.30 or more, making the timeless solitaire design the most popular choice among many.
- Prongs or claws setting: the traditional prong setting offers the greatest visibility of the stone as it is held in place through four to six metal claws positioned over the stone’s edge or girdle.
- Bezel setting: the bezel setting is often used for larger stones. It is composed of a thin metal band that surrounds the stone along the girdle, holding it firmly into place and protecting it all around.
The side stones
The ring band
- Shoulders: the side sections of the band connecting the shank to the head, often adorned with gemstones or intricate designs.
- Gallery: the inner structure beneath the head, featuring decorative details that help support the stones.
- Inscription options: the band can also include engravings to personalise the ring.
- Ring profiles: the band also comes in different profiles. First, there is the popular comfort fit, where the band has a rounded outer profile and a slightly rounded inside. This style is comfortable and soft for both the ring finger and the fingers on the sides regardless of the engagement ring’s width.
You can also choose a more modern take on this ring with the flat court profile. This band profile has the same rounded edges for comfort, but it has a flat outer surface giving the ring an overall more contemporary feel.
The importance of craftsmanship
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Fabienne Rauw
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BAUNAT Antwerp
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Fabienne, manager of the German market is able to guide every client with finding the right jewel. She takes care of most of the German orders, but also takes other task on her plate. Thanks to her six years of experience at BAUNAT she acquainted well with the product and the marketing around it. Her degree in PR ensures that BAUNAT is well presented across all media channels. For anyone looking into a new investment opportunity, Fabienne is the perfect guide in this process. No question will be left unanswered, and she will help you every step of the way.
Fabienne, manager of the German market is able to guide every client with finding the right jewel. She takes care of most of the German orders, but also takes other task on her plate. Thanks to her six years of experience at BAUNAT she acquainted well with the product and the marketing around it. Her degree in PR ensures that BAUNAT is well presented across all media channels. For anyone looking into a new investment opportunity, Fabienne is the perfect guide in this process. No question will be left unanswered, and she will help you every step of the way.





































