Ring Vocabulary

Anatomy of an Engagement Ring

Our unique vocabulary reflects our intricate details and meticulous craftsmanship. Learn the anatomy and signature design details of a TACORI engagement ring.

Tacori engagement ring with parts labelled
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Crown:

Crown:

Also known as the engagement ring head, the crown secures the center diamond and any additional spotlight diamonds. The crown can be a solitaire, bloom, or three stone. 

Center Diamond:

Center Diamond:

The focal point of a ring, and the largest diamond in the ring set into the crown.

Foundation:

Foundation:

The ring setting, or the portion of the ring beneath the crown.

Ceiling:

Ceiling:

The shoulders of the ring, found on the top portion of the outside of the band.

Inner Face:

Inner Face:

The side view, or the silhouette, of the ring.

Interior:

Interior:

The inside of the ring's foundation, featuring a TACORI stamp of authenticity. 

Bloom:

Bloom:

Meticulous melee diamonds that that wrap around the center stone, to bloom the center stone.

Spotlight Diamonds:

Spotlight Diamonds:

Meticulous melee diamonds that wrap around the center stone to enhance ring's sparkle. 

Resting Point:

Resting Point:

The bottom half of the ring, opposite the center diamond.

Crescent Fabric:

Crescent Fabric:

The iconic TACORI Crescent, lovingly repeated in intricate patterns on the inner face of the ring. 

Signature Crescent:

Signature Crescent:

A diamond-studded TACORI Crescent that signs the resting point of the ring.