A cluster ring is an arrangement of smaller diamonds or gemstones–the look and feel can vary greatly. The formation can be asymmetric and abstract or can be very uniform and symmetrical. With a diamond cluster ring, you aren’t restricted to the classic diamond shapes. Instead you can arrange your gemstones in any shape or formation you wish.
And that’s the beauty of a cluster engagement ring, the potential of crafting something that’s totally original. To give designs a unique shape and form, designers often use cluster rings with pavé set stones to create organic, innovative designs.
Gemstones such as emeralds, sapphires, rubies, and Paraiba tourmalines can all be combined in your cluster ring to make an eye-catching, colourful arrangement. Play with shapes to create your ideal cluster, such as mixing round brilliant cut diamonds with marquise, pear, or emerald cut diamonds or gemstones, or play with colour combinations to achieve a more dynamic finish. We often see the ombré effect being included on cluster designs that allow designs to feature the classic icy tones of diamonds transforming into the lighter and then more vibrant tones of the chosen gemstone.
