What Were the Top Engagement Ring Trends of 2020? Discover at Giliarto!
If you have plans to propose to the special someone in your life this year, you better start paying attention to the styles that are trending this year. 2020 has a lot of surprises where engagement rings are concerned. Insofar, a number of new trends has surfaced up showing promises while some from the previous years have tanked and sunk for now. Here are the biggest engagement ring trends of 2020.
Oval Cut Diamonds Are On the Rise
2019 was the year of pear-cut diamonds, and this year, it’s the turn of the oval cut. Already a popular shape in the catalogue of fancy cuts, this style is a frontrunner this year. Following the lead of Blake Lively, Hailey Bieber, Sarah Hyland and the likes, this cut has rose to prominence and is trending right now.
Platinum Settings Are In
Gold was back last year, but that’s changing with the return of platinum settings. Although a popular style for many years now, this year, jewelers have noticed a rise in the number of customers requesting for this style. Designers are infusing modern dainty twists into this classic style to keep the variety going. 
Super-Lean Bands Are Still Going Strong
Last year, we saw a bunch of chunky gemstone engagement rings that featured simple, skinny bands. This year too, the super-skinny style of bands is ruling. Skinny bands have also ushered in the trend of stacking and styling rings.
Hidden Halos Are Replacing Chunky Halos
Halos are still in, but a different kind is going big this time. Chunky halos are now a thing of the past. In their place has emerged hidden halos. Popularly requested, these halos are a lot more dramatic and a bit subtle in aesthetics compared to the other kinds that have been popular so far.
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Is it normal to have a loose stone in my ring?
Is It Normal for Diamonds to Become Loose?
Yes, it’s normal.
While loose stones can be caused by a problem with the ring, it usually happens from everyday wear and tear.
It’s like getting a flat tire on your car—not because the tire is bad, but because it hit something sharp.
Why Did My New Ring Have a Loose Stone So Soon, While My Old Ring Stayed Secure for Years?
This is a common question. Not all jewelry is the same. Some rings might never have a loose stone, while others need more frequent care.
It depends on how the stones are set and where they’re placed. For example, a ring with stones all around (like an eternity band) might need more maintenance than a ring with stones only on the top. A common prong setting is also more likely to have loose stones than a channel-set band, which has metal on both sides of the stones for protection.
