Perhaps he learned a thing or two about jewelry from his Material Girl ex-wife (aka Madonna): Director Guy Ritchie picked a double halo-style diamond engagement ring for his expectant girlfriend, English model Jacqui Ainsley, when they announced their intent to wed last week. Made in platinum with “a five-carat, old European-cut diamond,” according to People.com by jeweler-to-the-stars Neil Lane, the style is indeed a classic—and highly sought after by many in the market for engagement rings. While their style has wide appeal, their budget is likely a world away from that of the everyday bride and groom. But thanks to ample variety from American manufacturers, a double halo ring isn’t out of reach for the rest of us.
Under $4,000
Semi-mount in 14k white gold with 0.75 ct. t.w. diamonds; $3,499; ArtCarved Bridal
Semi-mount in 18k white gold with 0.69 ct. t.w. melee; $3,520; Simon G
Petite Halo semi-mount in 14k white gold with 0.79 ct. t.w. melee; $3,770; Unique Settings of New York
Semi-mount in 14k white gold with 1.10 ct. t.w. melee; $3,830; ASHI Diamonds
Under $5,000
Semi-mount in 18k white gold with 0.76 ct. t.w. melee; $4,460; Sylvie Collection
Engagement ring in 14k white gold with 0.875 ct. t.w. diamonds, including center stone; $4,530; Shah Diamonds
Double Halo semi-mount in 14k white gold with 1.05 cts. t.w. diamonds; $4,490; Overnight Mountings
Semi-mount in 18k white gold with 0.87 ct. t.w. diamonds; $4,800; Parade Designs
Under $5,500
Enchanted engagement ring in 14k white gold with 1.95 cts. t.w. blue sapphires and 0.32 ct. t.w. diamonds; $5,239; Parlé Jewelry Designs
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