Buy Silver Solitaire Rings Online
One stone, nothing around it, everything resting on the cut and the setting. A solitaire is the most restrained ring in the catalogue and, for many buyers, the one that gets worn the longest, because there is no detail in it to go out of style. Our solitaire rings are made in 925 sterling silver with clear stones in several cuts, held in prong, bezel and bar settings. The collection stays deliberately compact, since the choice here is about stone shape and how it is held rather than about ornament. Stone sizes step up gradually through the range, so there is an everyday option and a dressier one.
The Solitaire Ring Designs Available With Us
Cut and setting between them decide how a solitaire looks on the hand.
Round Brilliant Solitaires
The classic version, cut to throw light in every direction. It is the shape most buyers start with and the one that carries across occasions most easily, from an office day to a wedding.
Oval and Marquise Cuts
Elongated stones that stretch the look of the finger. Both sit a little differently from a round stone and suit anyone wanting the same idea in a less expected outline.
Emerald and Princess Cuts
Step cut rectangles and squared corners, giving long calm flashes rather than scattered sparkle. They read contemporary and pair well with a plain band on the next finger.
Bezel and Bar Set Solitaires
The stone wrapped in a rim of metal or held between two bars rather than by claws. The most practical settings for daily wear, since nothing stands proud of the surface and the stone sits protected.
Solitaires With Detail
A single stone with stone set shoulders, a frame from our haloed centres, or matched pairs among our matched pairs. Heavier builds appear in our men's ring section, and larger faces in our statement and cocktail designs.
What Makes Our Solitaire Rings Worth a Try
With one stone and nothing to distract from it, the setting carries the whole ring, and every line of it is visible at arm's length. Our prongs are shaped to grip the girdle of the stone firmly while showing as little metal as possible, and the basket beneath is finished properly because it is visible from the side on a hand. The stone is seated so the table sits parallel to the band, which is what stops a solitaire from looking tilted. Our team is reachable on call and WhatsApp for advice on cut and setting.
Why Choose Jiya Gold Palace for a Solitaire Ring
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BIS hallmark certified 925 silver in every setting we sell.
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Insured shipping that stays tracked until the ring is with you.
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5 day return window starting from the delivery day.
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Lifetime replating service, usable for as long as you keep the ring.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a solitaire ring?
A solitaire carries one stone on its own with no surrounding stones. The word comes from the French for alone, and it describes the setting rather than the material, so a solitaire can be made with any stone.
What is a prong setting?
A prong setting holds the stone with three, four or six small metal claws that grip its edge and lift it slightly, so light can enter from the sides and underneath. It is the most common setting on a solitaire.
What is a bezel setting?
A bezel wraps a continuous rim of metal around the edge of the stone. It sits lower and holds the stone more securely than claws, which is why it is the usual recommendation for a ring worn through daily work.
Which cut looks largest for its weight?
Elongated cuts such as oval and marquise spread further across the finger than a round stone of similar weight, so they read larger. A round brilliant returns more light, so it reads brighter rather than bigger.
Is a silver solitaire a sensible first ring?
Many buyers start here. The design goes with office wear, casual clothes and occasion outfits alike, so it earns its place quickly and leaves room to add more decorative rings later.
Can a solitaire be worn on any finger?
It can, though the ring finger remains the most common placement in India. A smaller stone reads well on the little finger, and a larger one holds its own on the middle finger.
How is a solitaire ring stored?
On its own, in a pouch or a slot in a box rather than loose with other rings. A faceted stone is harder than most metals, so keeping pieces separated is the simple way to keep every finish looking new for longer.