Three Stone Diamond Ring: Center, Sides and Band

This ring combines three prominent stones across the top with additional rectangular stones around the band. The center has a rectangular brilliant appearance, while the side stones taper outward. Calling it a three stone ring describes its main arrangement, not the total number of diamonds.

Balance across the finger

The side stones extend the center’s outline and create a broad top. Compare their proportions with the center rather than looking at carat weight alone. Ask for the center’s measurements and separate weights for the main stones and the band.

Look beneath the top

The angled view shows the height and structure supporting the stones. Try the ring to check how it sits against your other fingers and whether it will meet a wedding band without rubbing. A broad ring can feel different from a narrow band in the same size.

A stone set band needs a sizing check

Stones continuing around the band can limit resizing options. Have the actual ring inspected before assuming it can be adjusted. Request metal fineness, available grading reports, a condition description and an inspection of the settings; the photographs do not establish that any diamond is flawless.

Contact Diamonds by Raymond Lee for current three stone rings. This photo study preserves an earlier example, with availability to be confirmed.