Engagement rings by style
Flora Ring
From: 3 330 $
Kim Solitaire – Small
From: 3 400 $
Amanda Ring
From: 4 230 $
Pink sapphire Amanda ring
Flora emerald-cut ring
From: 5 500 $
Mathilde Ring
From: 3 320 $
Palmire Ring
From: 3 330 $
Eliette Ring
From: 4 450 $
Rose Ring – Small
From: 3 840 $
Solitaire Lisa
From: 2 540 $
Trilogy Ring
From: 8 780 $
Solitaire Valentine
From: 2 800 $
Solitaire Marquise
From: 4 490 $
Rose Ring – Large Size
From: 4 580 $
Solitaire Kate
From: 3 320 $
Octavie Ring
From: 3 460 $
So Precious Ring – Medium Size
From: 3 800 $
Kim Solitaire – Large
From: 6 780 $
Bacchante ring with claw setting – small model
From: 5 010 $
Chiara Ring
From: 6 100 $
Frequently asked questions
How to choose the style of your engagement ring?
The style of an engagement ring is chosen according to the desired presence on the hand, the prominence given to the central stone, and the level of detail of the setting. Solitaire, halo, side-stone, band, cluster, or double-band rings thus offer very different silhouettes.
In Paris, Maison Valérie Danenberg allows you to compare these styles directly on the hand to identify the creation that best matches your personality and the jewelry you usually wear.
What is the difference between a solitaire, halo, and side-stone ring?
The solitaire engagement ring features a single central stone on a sleek setting. The halo surrounds this stone with diamonds to enhance its brilliance, while the side-stone ring extends the sparkle down the shoulders of the band.
These three styles correspond to different searches: sobriety, luminous presence, or a balance between the two. Maison Valérie Danenberg offers several hand-crafted interpretations to make it possible to concretely compare their rendering.
What style to choose for a more original engagement ring?
For an original engagement band, bandeau, double band, or Cluster styles offer a departure from the traditional solitaire. The bandeau design emphasizes the craftsmanship of the gold, the double band creates a graphic architecture, and the Cluster features a floral-inspired halo surrounding the center stone.
These creations are particularly aimed at those looking for a ring with a stronger jewelry character. Valérie Danenberg designs them according to her universe and her Parisian know-how.
Which engagement ring to choose based on the center stone?
The style of the setting must highlight the shape and proportions of the stone. A round diamond adapts to many architectures, while an oval, marquise, or pear shape accentuates slenderness. An emerald cut provides a more geometric look.
Diamonds or colored fine and precious stones can also lead to very different compositions. Maison Valérie Danenberg assists with the selection of precious stones and the setting that best highlights them.
How to choose an engagement ring that will match a wedding band?
The choice of an engagement bond with its future wedding ring depends on the width of the band, the height of the setting, and the shape of the basket. A solitaire can offer a very sleek combination, whereas a halo, a band, or a shoulder-set ring require more attention to the alignment of the two pieces of jewelry.
At Valérie Danenberg, the fitting makes it possible to anticipate this combination and build a harmonious set right from the choice of the engagement ring.
Where to choose your engagement ring by style in Paris?
To choose an engagement ring in Paris, comparing several styles on the hand remains essential: solitaire, halo, pavé-set, cluster, bandeau, or double band do not produce the same proportions or the same presence.
Maison Valérie Danenberg, a Parisian fine jewelry house, offers hand-crafted engagement rings as well as bespoke creations. An appointment allows you to discover the various collections and receive guidance in choosing the style, stone, and metal.