Low-profile engagement rings with rose cut diamonds come in many variations. Did you know rose cut diamonds can be cut into different shapes? Round is the most popular, but they can also be oval, marquise, pear, and more! A rose cut diamond ring can include accent stones, sit solitaire, or feature a unique band with braiding or tapering. While generally leaning more antique, a rose cut diamond can also look contemporary. Just like with any engagement ring, personal design choices will affect the overall style of a rose cut engagement ring. Don’t worry, we’ll dive into that a little later. 

The setting style is definitely one of the most important choices when considering low-profile engagement rings. A bezel set engagement ring surrounds the focal stone with a metal frame while a prong set engagement ring holds the stone in place with metal claws. While antique in its own right, the bezel setting is having a resurgence. A bezel setting could cause your rose cut engagement ring to look more antique. If the bezel includes tapering or accent stones, it could cause your rose cut diamond to look more contemporary. Learn more about bezel set engagement rings in our educational series detailing everything you need to know about bezel set engagement rings.