Black Diamond Pave Rings
Pave setting entails placing numerous diamonds tightly together on the surface of the band, fastened by minuscule prongs or metal beads in such a manner that metal becomes virtually invisible underneath a sheet of diamonds – the term pavé in French translates into "paved". Combining black diamonds with pave setting creates a highly opaque and mysterious shine rather than a bright white one.
The process of pave diamonds' setting is one of the most difficult ones among various jewelry making techniques, as each individual diamond must be set without interfering with other diamonds. Our in-house jewelers individually set every single stone under magnification ensuring that prongs are safely fastened and there are no gaps between the stones
Black Diamond Pave Engagement Rings for Women
Black Diamond Pave Engagement Rings for Women provide a striking variation on the standard diamond ring, combining elegance with a distinct and modern flair. Unlike traditional white diamonds, black diamonds emit a mysterious allure and refinement that makes them an appealing option for modern brides-to-be. The pave setting, which features small diamonds set tightly together to produce a brilliant surface, enhances the ring's brilliance and beauty.
These rings are not only visually stunning, but they also represent strength, perseverance, and originality. The black diamond's Black Diamond stackable ring represents eternal love and commitment, making it an appropriate option for an engagement ring. The pave setting, on the other hand, gives a sense of richness and opulence, making the ring genuinely unique and memorable.
Pave vs. halo vs. solitaire — what's the difference?
Many rings combine two of these — a pave band with a halo center is one of our most popular combinations.
A practical note on pave settings
The pave rings are more fragile than other types of bands due to the close settings of the diamonds with little metal separating them. It is common practice for all pave jewelry to check for any loose stones on a regular basis, especially when worn on a daily basis.
Our sourcing and quality standard
We operate under the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme, which was developed in 2003 as a means of keeping conflict diamonds out of the market. All our rough diamonds come from countries adhering to this process and are then cut and set in our certified facility.
Why Choose Us
- 100% natural, ethically sourced diamonds – Licensed under the Kimberley Process, we source rough diamonds only from compliant nations and process them in our own certified facility. Learn more about our sourcing standards.
- Factory-direct pricing – We cut, set, and finish every diamond ourselves, with no middlemen, so you pay factory prices instead of retail markup.
- Hand-set pave craftsmanship – Every pave stone is placed and secured individually under magnification by our in-house setters, not mass-assembled.
- Free worldwide shipping on every order, with tracked delivery.
- 30-day money-back guarantee – Not the right fit? Send it back, no questions asked.
- Lifetime warranty on craftsmanship, plus one free resizing.
- Certificate of authenticity included with every order, confirming your diamonds are natural and conflict-free.
- Trusted by 200+ customers worldwide and growing — see reviews on Facebook and Instagram.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is meant by "pave" in a diamond ring?
Pave comes from the French word pavé which means "paved". It is a type of setting when small diamonds are tightly set on the surface of a ring band and fixed with small metal beads or prongs. Pave is a method of adding brilliance to a band without a center diamond.
2. Is pave set ring suitable for everyday wear?
Yes, pave rings are usually strong enough to be worn every day but, as diamonds are set closely with very little metal in the setting, the piece should be inspected from time to time for loose diamonds. The recommendation concerns any type of pave set jewelry, not only black diamond rings.
3. How do halo and pave settings differ?
In a pave setting small diamonds are set on the band, whereas in a halo setting they are set in a circle around the center diamond. The two types of settings are often used together – the pave ring band may have a halo center diamond for more brilliance.
4. Can pave rings be resized?
The rings with diamonds set partially on the band can be resized easily, but a full pave ring is hardly possible to be resized without damaging the set diamonds. You better make sure you know your ring size before you order a full pave ring.
5. Why are black diamonds used in a pave setting instead of white diamonds?
Black diamonds in a pave setting give a unique monochrome sparkling effect instead of a bright white brilliance of traditional pave rings, providing an option for customers who prefer something unusual. Black diamonds and white diamonds are chemically identical but the only difference is the color that is due to natural graphite inclusions.
