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Trilogy Rings

There are many design possibilities for trilogy rings and you can get creative with gemstone, colour and cut combinations. This article considers the options.

Francesca Glos in jewellery studio
Francesca Glos in jewellery studio

The trilogy ring is a classic design and is said to be a way of declaring your love to a person “you are my past, my present and my future.” The design is now chosen for many occasions, either as an engagement ring, or perhaps a 10 year anniversary or after the birth of a third child.

The classic trilogy uses three round brilliant cut diamonds with the central diamond flanked by two slightly smaller diamonds.

palladium trilogy

However, we now see many other diamond cuts used in a trilogy ring, like princess cut diamonds.

timeless diamond trilogy

Combing different coloured stones in a trilogy is a popular choice and using the birthstones of family members within the trio of stones creates a unique and effective design.

diamond sapphire trilogy

Combining different gemstone cuts can completely transform the appearance of a classic trilogy. For instance the tapered baguette cut spinels in this design (below, left) creates a beautiful Art Deco style.

subtle pink spinel

Most trilogy rings comprise three stones in a plain band. However, the stones can be set in a variety of ways. This design (left, central) features a paisley shaped palladium overlay which holds the grain set diamonds either side of the central stone.

emily unusual trilogy

This additional detailing changes the entire look of the ring while maintaining the trilogy.

There’s so much scope for creativity when it comes to trilogy rings and you can change the plain band into something spectacular by adding engraving or a opting for a more intricate vine band like the one above.

If you would like to gather some inspirations then take a look at our collection of trilogy ring designs.