yellow gold solitaire engagement ring

Solitaire

The solitaire ring design is a timeless, elegant setting. As the name suggests, the centre of the ring holds a single diamond (or coloured gemstone) for a refined air of simplicity. The prongs position the central stone so that it shimmers in the light and catches your eye.

A design with four prongs gives the stone an angular shape for a contemporary feel, while a setting with six prongs gives the diamond a rounder, more classic shape.

At BAUNAT, you can choose from our stunning solitaire engagement rings in yellow, white and red gold or platinum. To create a unique look with a splash of colour, use a ruby, emerald, or sapphire as the centre stone.

Yellow Gold

This precious metal consists of pure gold mixed with alloys such as copper for a warmer tone and silver and palladium to a paler colour. Its colour is perfect for a classic feeling of luxury!

Yellow gold comes in varying levels of purity, measured in karat (or kt). The most alloys for gold are 18kt (75% pure gold) and 24kt (99.9% pure gold). Other purity levels available include 9kt (37.5%), 14kt (58.3%) and 22kt (91.7%).

While a higher karat count is purer, it also makes the precious metal less durable. That's why jewellers tend to use 18kt, 14kt, or 9kt for jewellery that should last long-term. Like a striking engagement ring or wedding ring.

What is included in your order?

BAUNAT aims for 100% customers satisfaction from the first contact to the completion of your order. Our diamond jewellery is made with the greatest care and attention. It is then safely delivered as soon as possible. On top of impeccable customer service, we offer:

✓ Free shipping, 100% insured
✓ Gift packaging
✓ 30 day return
✓ 20 year product warranty

How can you correctly measure your ring size?

A diamond ring is a very personal and meaningful item, so it should fit perfectly. But can you measure your ring size? First, if you already have a well-fitting ring, measure the inner diameter with a precise measuring tool, preferably a calliper. If you don’t have a ring to measure, there are other ways to find your size, which you can find in our guide here.

If the ring size appears to be too large or too small after your purchase, most ring designs can be adjusted without a problem. The exact amount jewellers charge for size adjustments depends on the ring design, the material, and the number of sizes the ring needs to be adjusted.