5 Floating Diamond Rings That’ll Send You to Cloud Nine
Romance meets art on these heavenly designs
Want to make sure your great love has a better year this year? Make your love official with a ring that’s transcendental. We can’t stop staring at engagement (or everyday) rings dolloped with floating diamonds that look as if they’ve fallen from the sky to merge with metal. Take your love to the next level with one of these five floating diamond rings that’ll send you to cloud nine.
Favorite Women
Maggi Simpkins decided years ago to focus on one-of-a-kind engagement rings. This heirloom-worthy creation was made for one of Simpkins’ friends and inspired by her mom’s engagement ring, so it was super special to make.
Diamond and gold rings, Price Upon Request at Maggi Simpkins
Every Day
Grace Lee started her line because she saw a market gap: Lee wanted fine jewelry that could be worn every day. That includes her (always) stackable rings that can double as engagement rings.
14k yellow-gold and Pear Diamond Accent Ring, $1,780, and 14k yellow-gold Demi Demi Plus Oval, Marquise, and Pear Diamond Ring, $3,880, at Grace Lee
Marquise Love
Pittsburgh-based designer Samantha Skelton’s take on engagement rings uses traditional and modern metalsmithing techniques. Her custom pieces range from traditional center stones to off-centered or floating stones, like this marquise stunner.
Gold and diamond ring, Price Upon Request at Skelton Jewelry
Celestine Grace
Sophie Bille Brahe’s classic-with-a-twist designs are a fashion industry favorite. Well known for her pearl pieces, the night sky often inspires her diamond creations. This ring is positively luminous.
18k yellow gold and diamond “Celestine Grace” ring, $20,504 at Sophie Bille Brahe
Lightning Strikes
Artëmer is the synergy of a couple, Tomer and Tanya, who wanted to spend as much time together as possible (aw), so they started making jewelry. It makes sense that their specialty is engagement rings—delicate and designed with uniquely cut stones.
18K yellow gold and detailed triangle diamond ring, $6,300 at Artemer Studio
Editor: Samantha Durbin
Market Editor: Johannah Masters
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