Buy Now for Oval Cut Engagement Rings. Oval Cut Engagement Rings Are a Beautiful Choice. They Have an Elegant Look That Stands Out. The Oval Shape Makes the Diamond Look Bigger and Sparkle More. These Rings Are Also More Budget-friendly. Oval Cut Rings Are Perfect for Those Who Want Something Classic Yet Unique.
Think of an oval diamond engagement ring like a round one that someone stretched out. It has the same number of facets and handles light the same way, but it sits longer on the finger. Because of that extra length, a 1 carat oval ring covers more surface area than a 1 carat round of the same weight, so it looks bigger without actually being bigger. CaratBee's oval engagement rings come in solitaire, halo, hidden halo, side stone, three-stone, and east-west settings in a variety of metal options.
The main thing people love about the oval cut is how much of the finger it covers. The shape stretches the diamond's weight across a longer area, which makes the stone look larger than the carat weight suggests.
It’s important to always check the length-to-width ratio before you buy. This number tells you how long or wide your oval cut ring will look. A ratio between 1.30 and 1.50 is the sweet spot for most people. Go higher than that, and the stone starts looking narrow, which can bring out a bow-tie effect (a dark shadow that runs across the center cause the light doesn’t spread evenly). Go any lower, and the stone starts looking more round than oval. Neither extreme is wrong, but just know what you're getting. We also recommend asking for a 360-degree video before buying since flat photos hide the bow-tie completely.
The setting changes how the oval center stone looks on the finger. Our collection includes:
Soak your oval diamond engagement ring in warm water and use a soft brush to clean with diluted dish soap. Avoid cleaning with bleach, chlorine, and harsh household cleaners since it can damage the metals in the ring. We recommend you get the prongs checked once a year. A shifted prong is the most common reason stones come loose. Store the ring in a box or lined pouch when you're not wearing it.
At CaratBee, you can customize your oval engagement ring based on your preferred stone, setting, and metal. You can choose from lab grown diamonds or moissanite and pair your center stone with your favorite setting and metal option.
CaratBee offers oval engagement rings in a wide variety of designs, settings, and styles. Every ring comes with an IGI certificate and a hassle-free return and exchange policy. The color, clarity, cut, and carat weight listed are independently graded by a lab, not estimates. Moreover, if you want something made just for you, we can help you create a customized engagement ring that feels truly yours from the very first look.
The price of an oval engagement ring depends on factors such as carat, cut, color, clarity, and whether or not the stone is diamond or moissanite. The shape is one factor, yes, but it does not determine the price on its own. Browse our collection to find out the most accurate prices.
An oval diamond can appear larger than a round diamond of the same carat weight because its elongated shape covers more surface area when viewed from above. The length-to-width ratio also affects how large the stone looks.
Yes. Oval diamonds can be worn every day when paired with a secure setting and cared for properly. Regular cleaning and periodic checks of the setting can help keep the diamond secure and the ring in good condition.
The best setting depends on the look you prefer. A solitaire keeps the focus on the oval center stone while halo and hidden halo settings add more sparkle. Side stone and three stone settings add diamonds around the center, while an East West setting places the oval horizontally across the band for a modern look.
