Two-tone tulip engagement rings open petal-shaped white gold prongs around the diamond above a yellow gold band. The petals disappear against a colorless lab-grown stone, so the diamond reads whiter and larger, while the band keeps the warmth of yellow gold on the hand. It is the most popular way to wear our most searched-for setting in two metals at once.
Six tulip designs in two-tone gold
Every design in our tulip collection is made in 14k and 18k two-tone gold: the Tulip Style Cathedral ($1,000), petals rising from arched shoulders; the Split Shank Tulip ($1,000), which divides the band as it meets the head; the Tulip Style Hidden Halo ($1,050), with a ring of small diamonds under the stone that shows from the side; the Tulip Bezel ($1,300), petals with a smooth rim of metal around the stone; the Double Gold Band Tulip ($1,350), two parallel bands that merge behind the finger; and the Engraved Tulip ($2,250), petals above an engraved band. The first five come in round, oval, emerald, cushion, radiant, pear, marquise, moval and Dutch marquise; the engraved tulip is cut for oval, marquise and moval. Prices are the 14k setting before the diamond; 18k adds $100 to $150.
Wearing a two-tone tulip ring
The white gold petals are rhodium plated like any white gold, so plan on a re-plate every few years to keep them bright; the yellow gold band needs nothing. Our two-tone engagement rings guide covers which wedding bands pair with a mixed-metal ring, our tulip setting guide explains the prongs and the basket, and the full two-tone collection shows every setting we make this way.
Every ring is made to order around a lab-grown diamond you choose, graded by IGI or GIA, and ships free in the US with 30-day returns, one complimentary resize within 100 days and a lifetime manufacturing warranty.
