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Robin Hood Diamonds Everly Classic Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring

Robin Hood Diamonds Everly Classic Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring

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$791.00at Robin Hood Diamonds, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Robin Hood Diamonds Everly Classic Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring

The Everly Classic Solitaire is Robin Hood Diamonds' minimalist engagement ring: a single center diamond held in a prong setting on a 2.2 mm band. It can be built around ten diamond shapes, from round and oval to marquise and Asscher, and each setting is cut to fit the chosen stone before delivery. No price is listed for this ring, so compare quotes from Robin Hood Diamonds directly against other solitaire rings of the same carat and clarity.

Best forBuyers who want a plain, timeless solitaireShoppers set on a specific diamond shapeProposals on a clear budgetAnyone who prefers a slim 2.2 mm band
Pros
  • Ten center shapes available, so the ring suits almost any diamond
  • Thin 2.2 mm band keeps the focus on the stone
  • Prong setting shows more of the diamond than a bezel
  • Comes ready to wear with a certificate and lifetime warranty card
Cons
  • No listed price, so value is hard to judge without a quote
  • Prongs can snag clothing and need periodic tightening
  • A solitaire offers no side stones or extra sparkle
  • Diamond not included in the listed details, so confirm grading and carat

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Robin Hood Diamonds Everly Classic Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring price history

Lowest price we've seen: $791.00 on Nov 1 at Robin Hood Diamonds. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

From Robin Hood Diamonds

  • Modern solitaire engagement ring with minimalist elegance
  • Clean lines and refined simplicity highlight the central diamond
  • Prong setting
  • Setting width of 2.2 mm
  • Can be set with heart, round, oval, radiant, emerald, cushion, princess, pear, marquise and asscher shapes
  • Setting tailored to your chosen center diamond and delivered as a complete, ready-to-wear piece
Materials
14K yellow gold (also offered in 14K white gold, 14K rose gold, 18K white gold, 18K yellow gold, 18K rose gold and platinum); rhodium finish: yes; recycled prec
Guarantee
Free Lifetime Warranty covering resizing, rhodium plating, prong tightening, professional cleaning, polishing and future repairs
Returns
Free returns within 30 days of receiving your item, no questions asked
Shipping
Free insured shipping via FedEx, fully insured, with signature required upon delivery
In the box
Certificate of authenticity, Premium ring box, Care instructions, Lifetime warranty card

Questions and answers

Is a solitaire a good choice for an engagement ring?
Yes. A single-stone setting is the most classic style and rarely dates. It also puts the budget into one diamond rather than a band of smaller stones.
Which diamond shape should I pick?
Round and oval are the most popular and face up large for their carat weight. Emerald, Asscher and princess cuts give a more geometric look. Try shapes on before committing, since each sits differently on the finger.
Will the 2.2 mm band feel too thin?
It is on the slim side, which makes the center stone look bigger. A 2.2 mm band is fine for daily wear in most metals, but wider bands hold up better to hard knocks.
What comes with the ring?
A certificate of authenticity, a premium ring box, care instructions and a lifetime warranty card. Confirm what the warranty covers, such as resizing or prong repair.
How do I care for a prong-set diamond?
Clean it with warm water, mild soap and a soft brush, and have the prongs checked once a year. Prongs wear down over time and a loose stone can fall out.
When is the best time to buy?
Ring prices move with diamond and metal costs rather than seasonal sales. Compare quotes across a few weeks and ask about setting the stone you already own.