History Of The Halo Ring

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Just beautiful! Halo engagement rings are back in style being very desirable in today's market. The history of the halo style of the ring shows the setting has fallen in and out of favor since Europe's Georgian Period in the early 1700's. It has seen popularity during the Victorian as well as the Art Deco periods. The classic halo tends the favor the Art Deco period type of styling with a concentric circle composition. To distinguish a Halo ring, it shows a large center stone setting surrounded by smaller stones. They come in a variety of shapes as well as various cuts such as round, cushion, princess, and pear. The stones can the same type or be a combination of gems sometimes giving the ring a floral look. Usually, the center stone is enhanced

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