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Twisted Engagement Rings

Twisted engagement rings have a band made of strands that wrap around each other, from a plain rope twist to pavé ribbons set with lab-grown diamond accents. These settings take round, oval, cushion, radiant, princess, emerald cut, pear, marquise and heart centers in white, yellow or rose gold. You choose your center in the next step.

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Buying guide

Types of twisted shank engagement ring

  • Twisted pavé band: two strands, one or both set with lab-grown diamond accents, wrapping toward the center. Most designs here use pavé.
  • Twisted split shank: the band divides into two twisted strands near the head, giving a wider, airier look.
  • Rope and vine: a plain rope twist, or a vine with leaf curls, for a softer, handmade feel.
  • Infinity twist: ribbons that cross like the infinity symbol.

Matching the twist to your center

Radiant is offered on nearly every design, and oval, round and cushion on most. The twist leads the eye toward the center, so it suits both a single solitaire and a halo. A solitaire keeps the focus on the stone; the halo design adds a frame of lab-grown diamond accents above a twisted pavé split shank. Some designs are drawn for a fancy blue, green or pink center, the color you pick in the next step.

Metal and price

Every design comes in yellow gold, nearly all in white gold, and some in rose gold, in 10K, 14K or 18K. Yellow gold shows the lines of a rope twist most clearly. Settings start from about $1,500, and most are close to that figure. The price is for the setting alone; the center is priced when you choose it.

Made to order

Each ring is made for you in 10–15 days. Shipping is free on orders over $500, returns are accepted within 30 days, and one resize is free within 60 days of delivery.

Twisted Engagement Rings FAQs

What is a twisted ring called?

A twisted ring is usually called a twist ring, a twisted shank ring or a rope ring. When the band crosses over itself in a loop it is often called an infinity ring, and when the strands split near the center it is a twisted split shank. In this collection you will find rope, vine, pavé twist, infinity and split shank versions.

What wedding band looks best with a twisted engagement ring?

A thin plain band or a simple pavé band usually looks best, because it lets the twist stay the focus. Matching the metal keeps the pair cohesive. If you like the pattern, a twisted band in the same width extends the look across both rings. For split shank or halo designs, a curved band can sit closer to the center than a straight one.