One diamond. Six prongs, spectacularly classic.

This is the solitaire in its most-loved, most-recognised form — a single round brilliant diamond held high in a crown of six prongs (yes, the Tiffany-style setting), on a slim 2mm knife edged band. Everything about it is engineered to do one job: throw light in every direction, and never stop.

The six-prong setting holds the diamond more securely than four — slightly more cradle, slightly more drama. The high profile lifts the stone clear off the finger allowing for maximum light and a wedding band to sit nice and close. 

Handcrafted to order in our Sydney workshop by our master jeweller — thirty-plus years at the bench, a team of designers and setters working alongside him, and a flat refusal to cut corners. Choose your diamond. Choose your metal. We'll handle the rest, by hand.

Ring details

• Style: Solitaire, six-prong claw (two-tone option available)
• Band: 2mm half-round
• Centre stone: Round brilliant diamond
• Ring profile: High
• Pictured: 3ct round brilliant
• Diamond options: Natural or lab grown
• Metals: 18ct yellow gold, 18ct white gold, 18ct rose gold, or platinum

Unsure where to start? Use our Try At Home Kit to get started on exploring different diamond options to discover what best suits you, or enquire now to find your perfect bespoke diamond selection!

What is a six-prong solitaire engagement ring? A six-prong solitaire is an engagement ring with a single round diamond held by six small claws (prongs). The six-prong style was popularised by Tiffany & Co. in 1886 and remains the most-loved solitaire setting in the world.

Natural or lab grown — which should I choose? Both are real diamonds with identical sparkle, brilliance and grade. Natural diamonds carry the romance of geological rarity; lab grown diamonds let you go bigger for the same budget.

Is a six-prong setting more secure than four-prong? Yes. Six prongs distribute the hold across more points, making the setting slightly more secure for everyday wear. Four-prong solitaires show more of the diamond; six-prong solitaires offer maximum protection and a softer, rounder silhouette.

What carat weight works best in this setting? Almost any. The six-prong solitaire suits delicate 0.5ct stones, classic 1ct centres, and statement diamonds like the 3ct round brilliant pictured. Our diamond concierge can help match the right carat to your hand and budget.

Can I customise this ring? Yes — every Deltora engagement ring is handcrafted to order. Choose your diamond shape, carat, metal, claw count, band width, and any custom detail (hidden halo, secret birthstone, internal engraving).