This refer to the main stone of a ring. The size of the main stone varies according to your desired carat size and shape of the diamond.

Also commonly referred to as the head, is the area where the main stone is being held. Each unique ring setting brings out different brilliance of the center stone.

The small metal pieces that holds the center stone in place. The most common prong settings for a round solitaire is usually either a four or six-prong. While a six-prong setting offers a slight advantage in securing the main stone, more of the diamonds will be blocked by the prongs.

Also referred as shank. The width of the band can be uniform all around or tapered that goes from thin from the upper band to slightly thicker at the lower band. The choice of metals for the band available are platinum vermeil, 18K gold and solid platinum (PT950). Certain engagement ring settings are available in two-toned.

Majority of the population knows that the engagement ring and wedding ring goes on the fourth finger, also known as the ring finger. However, it is interesting to note that there are ladies who wear the engagement ring and/or wedding ring on either the left- or right-hand ring finger.

This tradition can be traced back to ancient Rome where the ancient Romans believed that the vein of left ring finger directly connects to the heart – the Vena Amoris, or "Vein of Love" in English. Therefore, a ring on the left-hand fourth finger symbolises lasting love and promise to each other.
Among the English-speaking countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Singapore couples wear the ring on the left hand.

Most ladies prefer to wear the wedding band closer to the heart, followed by the engagement ring i.e. below the engagement ring. On the wedding day, the most common practice is to temporarily move the engagement ring onto the right hand as they walk down the aisle. The wedding band can then be slide onto the left hand where the engagement ring can then later be place above the wedding band.
To conclude, there is no strict rule on which hand should the engagement and wedding ring be worn on. There are ladies who wear both rings together on the ring finger of the left hand while others wear them on opposite hand, or simply just the wedding band.

Rings are no longer an indication of one’s marital or relationship status. Wearing rings not only adds style to your outfit, but also levels up your impression! But amongst thousands of designs that ORRO provides, where should you begin to choose the one that suits you the most?
Let ORRO tell you!

There is a wide range of material choices in jewelry crafting. To offer rings that are of high durability and value, the most preferred metal options are: Platinum, 18K Gold and Silver.
We will now introduce the two main collection of ORRO – 18K Gold and Platinum Vermeil (silver), with a brief description on how each material is used and their designs.

18K Gold, known for its firmness and scratch resistance over pure 24K Gold, are commonly used for wedding rings, and is capable to cater for complicated design. This feature makes 18K Gold jewelry suitable for daily wear.
In the ORRO 18K Gold family, there are various color options to choose from, with white gold, rose gold and yellow gold being the most common colors. Each color option can be crafted in elegant designs that satisfies different preferences. This collection is definitely worth investing in!

Silver, a widely used material among accessories, typically known for its extensibility, variety in designs, and is less expensive compared to other materials. Be spoilt for choices with the wide range of fashionable designs that our Platinum Vermeil can offer. For those who like simple, classic, and designs that never go out of style, Platinum Vermeil would be your best choice!
Now that you’ve understood the two main materials, hope that these information can help you select your perfect ring!