Heart Shaped Rings

A heart shaped diamond wedding ring says exactly what it means. At Trellis by Elyana, every heart cut piece is set in solid 18K gold with IGI certified lab grown diamonds, designed and crafted in Hong Kong. Choose a full eternity of hearts, pair a heart band with your engagement ring, or create a bespoke design around your own vision. This guide covers the styles we offer, how to choose the right setting and metal, and what to expect when you buy, so you can decide with confidence.

Why Choose a Heart Shaped Diamond Wedding Ring

The heart is one of the most romantic diamond shapes, and one of the hardest to cut well.

A well proportioned heart shows a clear cleft, two even lobes and a crisp point. When those details line up, the stone reads as a heart from across the room.

Lab grown diamonds make this shape far more accessible. They are chemically, physically and optically identical to mined diamonds, so you get the same fire and brilliance at a more considered budget. That often means a larger stone, a fuller eternity band or a higher colour grade for the same spend.

Every centre stone we use is independently graded. You can read more about our IGI certified solitaires and what each grade means before you buy.

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Heart Shaped Wedding Ring Styles at Trellis

Heart Eternity Bands

A heart eternity band sets a continuous row of heart cut diamonds around the finger. It works as a wedding band on its own or stacked against an engagement ring.

Our Love Eternity Band and Heart Brilliant Lab Grown Diamond Eternity Band are the core of this style. Both suit brides who want the heart motif to be the main feature rather than an accent.

Heart Solitaire and Halo Rings

For those who want a single statement stone, a heart solitaire keeps the focus on the diamond. A halo adds a frame of smaller stones that makes the centre look larger and brighter.

Browse these designs in our engagement rings collection, including the Heart Shape Solitaire and Halo Heart Engagement Ring.

Mixed Shape Bands

A multi shape band combines hearts with ovals, pears or rounds. It suits anyone who likes the heart but prefers it as one part of a varied, modern design.

Comparing Heart Ring Styles

Style Best for Everyday wear Stacking
Heart eternity band Making the heart the main feature Very comfortable, sits low Excellent with most engagement rings
Heart solitaire A single statement stone Moderate, centre stone sits higher Pairs well with a plain or pavé band
Heart halo Maximum sparkle and visual size Moderate Best with a straight, slim band
Multi shape band A modern, varied look Very comfortable Works as a standalone or stacked
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How to Choose the Right Heart Diamond

Heart cut diamonds have a few specifics worth checking before you commit.

Shape and ratio. Look for a length to width ratio close to 1.00. Higher ratios look slimmer and more elongated. Lower ratios look wider and softer.

Symmetry. The two lobes should be even, with a defined cleft between them. Uneven lobes are the most common flaw in this cut.

Carat size. Very small hearts can lose their outline once set. For a solitaire, a stone around half a carat or above shows the shape clearly. In eternity bands, a skilled setter keeps each heart distinct even at smaller sizes.

Colour. Heart cuts can hold a little colour at the point. A higher colour grade keeps the stone looking crisp and white, especially in white gold.

Setting. A V shaped prong at the tip protects the most delicate part of the stone. Ask about this when comparing designs.

Choosing Your Metal

All Trellis wedding rings are made in solid 18K gold. The choice comes down to skin tone, existing jewellery and personal style.

  • White gold gives a bright, icy finish that lets the diamond look whiter.
  • Yellow gold feels warm and classic, and suits vintage inspired designs.
  • Rose gold adds a soft, romantic tone that pairs naturally with the heart shape.

If you plan to stack your wedding band with an engagement ring, matching the metal usually gives the cleanest look. Mixing metals is a deliberate style choice and works well in modern stacks.

For more options beyond the heart cut, explore our full wedding bands collection.

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Bespoke Heart Shaped Wedding Rings

If you cannot find the exact design you have in mind, our bespoke service lets you build one from scratch.

You choose the stone size, the setting, the metal and any personal details such as an engraving. Our designers then guide you through each decision, from sketch to finished ring.

The process typically takes around three weeks once the design is finalised. This makes it a practical option for couples planning ahead of a wedding date.

Learn how it works on our bespoke jewellery page.

Buying With Trellis in Hong Kong

You can order online from home or view pieces in person at our Tsim Sha Tsui showroom at 11/F Astoria Building, 24 to 38 Ashley Road.

  • Viewings: by appointment only, so a jewellery advisor is ready for you
  • Payment: credit card, Alipay, cash on delivery or bank deposit
  • Collection: in store pick up or delivery

Seeing a heart cut in person helps you judge its outline and sparkle on your own hand. Book an appointment to try on styles before you decide.

FAQs About Heart Shaped Diamond Wedding Rings 

Can a heart eternity band be worn with a non heart engagement ring?

Yes. A heart band pairs well with round, oval and pear engagement rings and adds a romantic detail to the stack. Bring your engagement ring to a viewing so we can check the fit and profile side by side.

Yes. A heart band pairs well with round, oval and pear engagement rings and adds a romantic detail to the stack. Bring your engagement ring to a viewing so we can check the fit and profile side by side.

Are heart cut diamonds durable enough for daily wear?

Diamonds are the hardest natural material, so the stone itself is very durable. The point is the most exposed area, which is why a protective prong at the tip is recommended for rings worn every day.

Diamonds are the hardest natural material, so the stone itself is very durable. The point is the most exposed area, which is why a protective prong at the tip is recommended for rings worn every day.

How do I find my ring size?

Use our sizing gue to measure at home, or visit our showroom for a professional fitting. Eternity bands are harder to resize than solitaires, so getting the size right before ordering matters.

Use our sizing gue to measure at home, or visit our showroom for a professional fitting. Eternity bands are harder to resize than solitaires, so getting the size right before ordering matters.

Do lab grown heart diamonds come with certification?

Yes. Our solitaire stones are graded by IGI, which records the carat, colour, clarity and cut details of each diamond. Ask your advisor to show you the certificate when you view a ring.

Yes. Our solitaire stones are graded by IGI, which records the carat, colour, clarity and cut details of each diamond. Ask your advisor to show you the certificate when you view a ring.

Can I design a matching set for my partner?

Yes. Through our bespoke service, you can create coordinating rings in the same metal or with shared details, such as a hidden heart or matching engraving.

Yes. Through our bespoke service, you can create coordinating rings in the same metal or with shared details, such as a hidden heart or matching engraving.