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Oval Engagement Rings in San Francisco

The oval cut offers brilliant-cut sparkle in an elongated silhouette that flatters the finger and looks larger than a round diamond of the same carat weight. At Edward's Jewelry & Imports, a San Francisco family jeweler since 1983, our oval engagement rings feature natural diamonds and fine sapphires in handcrafted platinum and 18K gold settings, part of our wider engagement ring selection.

Oval Diamond and Oval Sapphire Rings

This collection is one of our most colorful: alongside white and fancy yellow oval diamonds, you will find oval-cut blue, pink, and yellow sapphire engagement rings, including GIA-certified stones. Settings range from double halo designs to three stone rings with half moon diamond side stones, with total weights currently running from about 2 carats to over 12 carats. Every stone's origin, certification, and any treatments are fully disclosed before you buy.

Why Buy Your Oval Ring from Edward's

Ovals vary widely in length-to-width ratio and how they handle light, so seeing the stone matters more with this shape than almost any other. Three generations of our family will help you compare options in person at our Brannan Street showroom, or over an online consultation if you are outside the Bay Area. We own all of our inventory, price it fairly, and back every ring with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects; in-stock rings under $10,000 ship free within the US, while rings of $10,000 or more are purchased by showroom appointment. Custom oval designs around a stone you choose with us are always an option.

FAQs

What oval engagement ring styles does Edward's carry?

Our oval collection includes white and fancy yellow oval diamonds, plus oval-cut blue, pink, and yellow sapphires. Settings range from double halo designs to three stone rings with half moon diamond side stones, crafted in platinum and 18K gold. Every piece is one of a kind and made in-house.
Do oval diamonds really look bigger than round diamonds?

Yes. An oval spreads its weight across a larger face-up area than a round brilliant of the same carat weight, so it typically looks around ten percent larger. Its elongated shape also visually lengthens the finger, which is a big part of the cut's popularity.
What length-to-width ratio should I look for in an oval?

Most people find ratios between 1.30 and 1.50 the most pleasing: elongated but not narrow. Every oval also shows some degree of bowtie, a shadow across the center, and the only reliable way to judge it is to see the stone in real light, which is exactly what our showroom is for.
Are your oval sapphires certified and treated?

We disclose certification, origin details, and any treatments on every sapphire before you buy, and several of our stones carry GIA reports. Colored gemstone grading is less standardized than diamond grading, so full disclosure from your jeweler matters, and it has been our policy since 1983.
Can you build a custom oval engagement ring?

Yes. Choose a loose oval diamond or sapphire with us and our in-house workshop will design the setting around it, complete with a 3D preview before crafting. Many of our oval rings started exactly this way.
How do I choose between an oval diamond and an oval sapphire?

A diamond offers unmatched brilliance and durability; a sapphire offers rich color, rarity, and often more size for the budget, with excellent everyday durability at 9 on the Mohs scale. Many couples compare both side by side at our showroom before deciding.
Do you serve clients outside the San Francisco Bay Area?

Yes. Alongside our Brannan Street showroom, we offer online consultations for clients across the country, with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects on every ring; in-stock rings under $10,000 ship free within the US with insurance coverage until delivery, while rings of $10,000 or more are purchased by showroom appointment. Many out-of-state clients are returning customers and their families.