For a grandiose look choose the Aquila Cluster Engagement Ring design

If you are reading this page, that means the Aquila engagement ring design has surely attracted your attention. If that is what exactly you want your engagement ring to do, you have picked the right design. Since the setting of the ring is high and wide it very nicely stands out from the top of your finger. However, this gorgeous look does not come with a very high price because we are using relatively small-sized gemstones. The halo cluster setting has many advantages.

The setting looks big and bold. A large number of gemstones in the setting makes the ring sparkle. Also, this gives us the freedom of choosing many colours and varieties of gemstones in the ring setting. When the size of gemstones becomes bigger, the price does not follow a linear pattern. For example, a 2 carat gemstone could cost even five or ten times the price of a 1 carat gemstone. This is the main advantage of the cluster setting. You get a similar size, more sparkly and more colourful ring for the fraction of cost.

We have listed a collection of alternative design variations of the Aquila engagement ring design in this page. However, the possibilities are only limited by your creativity. We have more than thirty different varieties of gemstones in our inventory. Please contact our designers to team up to make your dream design. If you wish to use a precious gemstone like diamond or sapphire as the centre stone, then we recommend using precious gemstones as the outer circles as well. However, it is alright to use diamond accent stones even you use a semi-precious gemstone in the middle. All three colours, yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold are 18K. It is possible to choose either 14K or 20K gold as well. Especially, if you like yellow gold, ask us to go for 20K yellow gold which makes your ring more yellowish.

The Aquila design can be considered as a vintage engagement ring design. It is originally designed by us by adding contemporary design principles to vintage cluster designs. In general, the antique designs cover the gemstones in all directions except the top hindering any light passing through the gemstones from bottom to top. The well-open setting of this design allows light to pass through in every direction and the gemstones get a nice glitter.