Cluster Diamond Engagement Rings

Explore cluster ring designs at Leonids, from floral diamond groups to leaf-inspired accents and mixed diamond shapes. Leonids lab grown diamond cluster engagement rings pair a bright center diamond with layered accent stones for a larger, more detailed look. 2 carat is one of our best-selling center stone sizes. Floral clusters and mixed shape diamond accents add movement and depth while keeping the center stone in focus. Choose an oval, marquise, radiant, or pear center diamond set in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, or platinum. Each ring is made to order with an IGI certified center diamond and checked for stone security, alignment, and finish. You can request a custom design and add free engraving for a ring that feels personal. Complete your bridal set with a lab grown diamond wedding band that complements the sparkle and shape of your cluster engagement ring.

Flore | Oval Lab Diamond Scalloped Halo Pavé Engagement Ring - Rings

Flore | Oval Lab Diamond Scalloped Halo Pavé Engagement Ring

From $1,680.00

Coralie | Oval Lab Diamond Vintage Engagement Ring

Coralie | Oval Lab Diamond Vintage Engagement Ring

From $1,830.00

Yvette丨Multi-Stone Nature Inspired Engagement Ring - Rings

Yvette丨Multi-Stone Nature Inspired Engagement Ring

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Lab Grown Diamond Cluster Engagement Rings FAQ

A cluster diamond engagement ring brings several diamonds into one close design. In the Leonids collection, accent diamonds sit around or beside a clear center diamond. Add sparkle, texture, and finger coverage.

You can shop lab grown diamond cluster engagement rings at Leonids. Compare the listed designs, center-stone sizes, metals, and complete ring prices. Review the diamond specifications, product photos, delivery estimate, and return terms for your selected order before buying.

Choose Delilah for floral groups of round diamonds, Lisette for leaf-inspired marquise and round accents, or Scarlett for a halo with side clusters. Each design keeps an oval center diamond in focus. Compare the top and side views to see how the diamond groups shape the ring.

Check the center diamond’s report information and the accent diamonds’ listed shapes, sizes, color, and clarity. View close-up photos to compare their appearance together. Ask about stone security, alignment, and finishing checks. Also review the ring’s dimensions, complete price, and after-sales terms.

Not exactly. A halo places an even border of small diamonds around one center stone. A cluster is a broader style that can use floral, layered, mixed shape, or asymmetrical diamond groups. Some jewelers classify a halo as one type of cluster setting. Leonids has a separate halo engagement ring category.

No. Cluster diamond engagement rings can look vintage or modern. Floral and symmetrical clusters design often have a classic feel. Open settings, mixed diamond shapes, and asymmetrical layouts create a lighter and more current look. Leonids both offer vintage cluster engagement rings and modern cluster engagement rings.Source: WWD. Elle.

Yes. A well made cluster diamond engagement ring can suit daily wear when the setting matches your routine. A lower profile and fewer raised points reduce the chance of catching. Remove the ring before exercise, cleaning, gardening, or heavy hand work. Have the prongs and accent stones checked at least twice a year. Source: Gia. Jewelers Mutual.

A curved, contoured, or open wedding band often fits a low or wide cluster setting better than a straight band. A straight band may sit flush when there is enough space under the center setting. Explore our lab grown diamond wedding bands to find a matching style.Source: ELLE Selena Gomez.

Yes. Leonids offers custom ring designs, from small changes to fully bespoke rings. You can choose from several center diamond shapes, carat sizes, and metals across the collection. Contact Leonids before ordering to ask about a custom side stone layout.