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Three-Stone Engagement Rings

Rich with deeper meaning, three-stone diamond rings are a beautiful—and thoughtful—gift. What does a three-stone diamond ring mean? To some, the three stones stand for friendship, love, and fidelity; to others, the trio stands for the past, present, and future with your loved one. So yes, a three stone ring is an engagement ring, but can also make simply a wonderful item of jewelry. However you interpret the trio of dazzling jewels, one thing is for sure: a three-stone engagement ring is an expressive choice that’s sure to make her fall in love all over again.


Clean Origin’s Selection Of Three-Stone Engagement Rings

Three-stone engagement rings come in a wide variety of styles. Whether you choose a trio of round stones or a mixture of diamond cuts, a three-stone engagement ring is a romantic choice built to last. Find the pairing that matches your loved one’s personality in our curated collection.


BROWSE THREE-STONE ENGAGEMENT RINGS

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Tips For Buying A Three-Stone Engagement Ring

Three-stone rings provide a lot of room for personalization, and as such, while you create your ring you will have a lot of decisions to make. Here are a few tips for working out the details.

Complimenting Shapes — Three-stone engagement rings are popular for many reasons, but one of their biggest draws is that they are highly customizable. However, choosing three center stones can feel overwhelming. If you’d like to narrow your choices down, consider keeping the shapes of the stones similar. If you would like an oval- or round-cut center stone, choose circular supporting stones. If you’ve decided on a cushion-cut center stone, square-shaped diamonds beside it will continue the linear look.

Band It All Together — Next, you’ll need to choose your band. Does your loved one have a simple style or is she a little more glamorous? If traditional is the name of her game, stick with a plain band and let the three diamonds take the spotlight. If she likes some extra glitz, add a pavé band for the kind of sparkle that will leave her breathless.

Add A Pop Of Color — Whether you’ve chosen to stick with a plain band, or you’re hoping to add complementary diamonds, you also have a choice of band color. At Clean Origin, all rings are available in white, yellow and rose gold. So, even if you want the band to be a bit more simple, you can still add a pop of color for a unique final piece.


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History of Three-Stone Engagement Rings

As one of the more recent diamond designs, the three-stone engagement ring wasn’t actually invented until the early 2000s. Yet, this trend has already grown into one of today’s most popular choices. Three-stone engagement rings are some of the most meaningful rings you can give your loved one. The three stones can stand for friendship, love, and fidelity or the past, present, and future. Devout couples might even consider the stones to represent religious sentiments. These rings are also popular because of their versatility; any combination of diamonds, cuts, and carat sizes can be used to create a unique engagement ring that speaks to a couple’s relationship. For the modern couple, a three-stone ring is a perfect choice.


Celebrities With Three-Stone Engagement Rings

The modern feel and versatile nature of a three-stone ring make it a popular choice for those in the public eye who need to stand out from the rest. It’s a style that truly allows for originality. Here are just a few of the famous faces who own three-stone engagement rings.

Meghan Markle — Prince Harry’s gorgeous wife received an especially romantic three-stone ring to celebrate their engagement. It features a three-carat, cushion-cut diamond, and two side diamonds that belonged to Harry’s beloved mother, Princess Diana.

Christina Ricci — Christina Ricci's gift from husband James Heerdegen is a classic. The three-stone ring features a larger round-cut diamond with two smaller round-cut diamonds on both sides. A plain yellow gold band keeps the stones in the limelight.

Nicole Kidman — Though she has reportedly upgraded it recently, Nicole’s original engagement ring from hubby Keith Urban was a real stunner. The ring featured three similarly-sized diamonds surrounded by smaller diamonds for a glam effect.

Sofia Vergara — Their relationship didn’t last, but the ring Nick Loeb gave his ex Sofia will always be a classic. The large princess-cut diamond with two baguette diamonds on either side was a show-stopper that will be missed.

Jessica Simpson — Jessica’s ring, a gift from husband Eric Johnson, is especially meaningful. A five-carat ruby center stone in honor of Jessica's July birthday steals the show, with two pear-shaped diamond side stones completing the unique look.


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Often confused with cut, the shape of a diamond is the physical appearance that it takes. The most popular shape is the round brilliant.
The cut of a diamond determines how effectively light that enters the stone is refracted within and reflected back through the top of the diamond, providing sparkle. The best cut grade is defined as Ideal, followed by Excellent, Very Good, Good, and Fair. Fancy shape stones often do not receive cut grades and will be listed as 'None.'
Carat refers to the actual weight of a diamond and is a unit of measure equal to 0.2 grams. In all diamonds, carat weight is a large contributor to the price of the stone.
The color in diamonds is actually the absence of color, graded on an alphabetical scale from D to Z, with D being a colorless diamond and Z being yellow.
Clarity measures the amount of inclusions or imperfections found in a diamond. The best clarity is VVS1 followed by VVS2, VS1, VS2, SI1, and SI2. Although other levels of clarity exist, we only carry diamonds with quality we can stand behind.
A cut grade that makes up less than 1% of all the diamonds in the world. Perfectly symmetrical with plenty of sparkle. Viewed from above, you will see eight symmetrical arrows and from below, eight perfectly symmetrical hearts.