The ring you'd choose if you only ever wear one
A four claw solitaire is the simplest ring we make. There is nothing designed around the diamond and nothing else asking for attention. Four claws hold the centre stone, a delicate rounded band runs across the finger, and the diamond does the rest.
We open the four claws as far as they go without compromising the hold, so more of the diamond is exposed to light from every angle. The pavilion sits clear of the band, which lets light enter through the table and leave through the table, the way a brilliant cut is meant to behave.
The band is half a millimetre narrower than the standard solitaire band most jewellers cut. It feels lighter on the finger, and the contrast makes the diamond read fractionally larger.
Available in 14ct or 18ct white, yellow or rose gold, or 950 platinum. The claws themselves are always white gold or platinum, which keeps them reading neutral under a colourless centre stone whatever band you choose.
The setting starts at $1,819 in 14ct gold, $2,179 in 18ct, and $2,319 in 950 platinum. Your centre diamond is chosen separately at Step 2, GIA or IGI certified.
Who this ring is for
You don't want a ring that looks like it was designed to be looked at. You want a ring that lets the diamond be the moment. Halos hide carats. Three stone rings tell stories. A solitaire just says yes.
If your centre diamond is a carat or more, this setting carries it cleanly. If you want the same idea with six claws instead of four, slightly more secure above 1.5ct, look at our Daylin solitaire.





















