Modern solitaire engagement rings prove that simplicity and individuality are not mutually exclusive. At Nude Jewellery, each solitaire is handcrafted to order in our London studio — pairing a single, hand-selected diamond or gemstone with a sculptural, contemporary setting in 100% recycled 18ct gold and platinum. From marquise and pear to oval and round, these are solitaires designed to be as distinctive as the person wearing them.
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Modern Solitaire Engagement Rings

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Modern Solitaire Engagement Rings: Singular Beauty, Reimagined

A celebration of singular beauty, our modern solitaire engagement rings focus on the striking impact of a single, exceptional gemstone. We believe that simplicity should never be ordinary — our collection reimagines the classic solitaire through an artistic lens, with marquise, pear, oval and round stones set within uniquely contemporary frames. Each ring is individually handcrafted to order in our London studio, perfect for those who appreciate a focal point that is anything but conventional.

Contemporary Design: The New Classic

The modern solitaire is defined by its refusal to follow the status quo. By playing with band textures, stone orientations, and unconventional settings, we transform a traditional concept into a wearable piece of art. From minimalist bands with subtle textural detail to east-west settings that turn the gemstone on its side for a fresh, horizontal perspective — these designs are for those seeking a ring that feels timeless yet distinctly individual.

Master Craftsmanship in London

Every solitaire in our collection is meticulously engineered to ensure the central stone is the hero of the piece. We focus on low-profile settings that are practical for daily wear without compromising on artistic integrity. As with all Nude Jewellery pieces, every ring is made using 100% recycled precious metals and independently hallmarked at the London Assay Office. If you're weighing up stone options for your solitaire, our honest guide to lab grown vs natural diamonds is a good place to start.