Three Stone Moissanite Engagement Rings

A three stone ring sets a center moissanite between two side stones, often read as past, present and future. Mix shapes for contrast: trillions beside a cushion, baguettes beside an emerald cut, or half moons beside an oval.

Choosing Side Stones

  • Round: soft and classic, suits any center shape.
  • Baguette or tapered baguette: straight, clean lines that suit emerald and princess centers.
  • Trillion or triangle: bold points that add width, lovely beside a cushion or radiant.
  • Pear: points facing outward soften an emerald or oval center.
  • Half moon or trapezoid: smooth shapes that hug the center stone for an art deco look.

Balance

Small side stones make the center stand out. Larger side stones give a bold, even line across the finger. The total carat weight (TCW) on each listing includes all three stones, so check the center stone size separately.

Helpful Guides

Common Questions

What does a three stone ring mean?

It is often read as past, present and future. Many people simply love the balance and extra sparkle of three stones.

What does TCW mean?

Total carat weight: the combined weight of all the stones in the ring. The center stone size is listed separately.

Can I change the side stones?

Often, yes. Message us with the ring and the side stones you would like, and we will confirm whether we can make it and the price.