Heart Shaped Engagement Rings
A heart shaped diamond is the hardest brilliant cut to execute — two matched lobes, a crisp cleft and a point, all cut symmetrically from one stone — which is why a well-made heart diamond ring is rarer than its popularity suggests. It is also the most literal love symbol in jewellery. Our heart engagement rings run from $862 to $4,177 across 57 designs.
Heart shaped ring styles
A heart shaped diamond ring reads best above one carat, when the outline is unmistakable at arm's length. Set it in a solitaire to keep the silhouette clean, or a halo to sharpen the shape — both keep the point protected in a V-prong.
Lab-grown, IGI-certified
Symmetry is everything in heart rings, and lab-grown stones deliver it affordably — the same hardness and fire as mined, certified by IGI, at prices that let the diamond heart ring you actually want fit the budget.
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About 2 weeks to craft in 10K, 14K or 18K white, yellow or rose gold; free 5-7 day express delivery and 30-day free returns.
Heart Lab Grown Diamond Split-Shank Engagement Ring
Heart Lab Grown Diamond Three-Stone Engagement Ring
Heart Lab Grown Diamond Three-Stone Engagement Ring
Heart Lab Grown Diamond Halo Engagement Ring
Heart Lab Grown Diamond Twisted Engagement Ring
14K White Gold 2.0 CT Heart Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring
14K White Gold 2.0 CT Heart Lab Grown Diamond Halo Engagement Ring
14K White Gold 2.0 CT Heart Lab Grown Diamond Halo Pave Engagement Ring
Buying a heart shaped diamond that reads clearly
Three checkpoints define a good heart: the cleft between the lobes should be sharp and centred, cutting decisively toward the middle rather than a soft dip; the two lobes must be identical twins in height and curve; and the point should align exactly with the cleft above it. Hold any candidate stone upside down — asymmetry that hides right-side-up jumps out immediately when inverted.
Keep the ratio near 1.00 — between 0.95 and 1.05 — so the heart reads neither stretched nor squat. Setting-wise, three prongs (one per lobe, one V-cap at the point) show the most outline; five add security for daily wear. And orient it point-down toward the knuckle — the universal convention — so the shape reads instantly to anyone glancing at the hand.
Heart shaped ring FAQs
What is a heart cut diamond ring?
A heart cut diamond ring holds a modified brilliant cut shaped into two lobes, a cleft and a point — technically one of the hardest outlines to cut with true symmetry.
What carat works best for a heart shaped engagement ring?
One carat and up — below that, a heart shaped engagement ring can read as a round at a distance. The outline needs a little size to announce itself.
Is a heart shaped ring classic or trendy?
Both, honestly — the heart shaped ring has centuries of royal history, went quiet for decades, and is now back on major red carpets. It polarises; that is part of its charm.
Do heart shaped rings need special care?
Just one thing: the point. Our heart shaped rings protect it in a V-shaped prong — with that in place, the shape wears as well as any other brilliant cut.
How symmetrical should a heart shaped diamond be?
Perfectly — fold a heart shaped diamond down the middle in your mind and the halves should mirror. Symmetry is the single quality worth paying for in this shape.
What pairs with a heart ring?
Heart shaped earrings and heart diamond earrings echo the motif without repeating it — or keep the ears simple with studs and let the ring carry the theme.