The Crimson Rose Collection began with a customer who wanted a thinner band. That request led us to create a flower engagement ring with a narrower band and more flowing curves, while keeping the layered, diamond covered petals that give our flower rings their character.
The detail continues well beyond the center diamond. Small round diamonds follow the curved shoulders of the band and continue beneath the petals, connecting the flower to the rest of the setting. From above, the petals spread around the center stone in a rose inspired design. From the side, their overlapping layers and the open spaces between them reveal another part of the ring’s beauty.
There are two sizes of The Crimson Rose. The Large Crimson Rose has a larger flower setting and accommodates a 1.25 to 2.50 carat center diamond. The Small Crimson Rose offers the same design in smaller proportions, with a 0.75 to 1.25 carat center diamond range. Both share the thinner band that inspired this collection.
Each size is available as an engagement ring on its own or paired with its matching diamond wedding band as a set. The center diamond is selected separately. You can compare the large and small rings and their matching sets below.
The Crimson Rose Collection
The Large Crimson Rose Flower Diamond Engagement Ring
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The Large Crimson Rose Flower Diamond Engagement Ring Set
Two-view Crimson Rose flower diamond engagement ring set collage, with the standing set behind the front-facing set. Edited from yellow-gold set photographs to illustrate a white-gold appearance. The same representative set image is authorized for the Large and Small Crimson Rose set pages; consult each product page for its dimensions and diamond specifications. Center-diamond facets and minor rendering details were refined; the visible accent-diamond arrangement and setting structure were reviewed against both source photographs.
The Small Crimson Rose Flower Diamond Engagement Ring
The Small Crimson Rose Flower Diamond Engagement Ring two views (white gold, corrected prongs), by Blooming Beauty Ring. Item BBR607-1.The Small Crimson Rose Flower Diamond Engagement Ring Set
Two-view Crimson Rose flower diamond engagement ring set collage, with the standing set behind the front-facing set. Edited from yellow-gold set photographs to illustrate a white-gold appearance. The same representative set image is authorized for the Large and Small Crimson Rose set pages; consult each product page for its dimensions and diamond specifications. Center-diamond facets and minor rendering details were refined; the visible accent-diamond arrangement and setting structure were reviewed against both source photographs.
Large Yellow Gold Crimson Rose Diamond Engagement Ring
Large Yellow Gold Crimson Rose Diamond Engagement Ring two views (standing and laying down), by Blooming Beauty Ring. Item BBR607-YG.Lab Grown Or Earth Mined DiamondsWhich One Is Right For You?
Both Types Of Diamonds Can Be Equally Beautiful
Blooming Beauty Ring offers both lab grown and earth mined center diamonds. We are not here to push you toward either one. Our goal is to explain the honest advantages and disadvantages of each so you can choose the diamond that is best for you.
The first thing to understand is that both are real diamonds. Both can be equally beautiful, both will last forever, and nobody can tell which one she is wearing simply by looking at her ring.
Lab Grown Diamonds
- Cost substantially less than comparable earth mined diamonds.
- May allow you to choose a much larger diamond, a higher quality diamond, spend less money, or all of the above.
- Are created by people using specialized equipment over a period of days or weeks.
- Do not have the geological rarity of a natural diamond and generally have a weaker resale market.
Earth Mined Diamonds
- Were formed by Mother Nature deep within the Earth, usually billions of years ago.
- Offer natural rarity, ancient history and the tradition many people associate with diamond jewelry.
- Have a more established resale market.
- Cost substantially more, which means the same budget will usually buy a smaller diamond, lower quality grades or both.
Most diamonds of either type should not be considered a financial investment. The better choice is the one that fits your preferences, priorities and budget.