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Talon Light Round Six Prong Solitaire Engagement Ring

This round six prong solitaire engagement ring holds a round brilliant center stone in six pointed eagle claws, made to order in 14K or 18K gold or platinum. Cathedral shoulders lift the head above a slim polished band, a classic bridal silhouette that retailers can offer in any metal their clients choose.

Technical details

Type
Engagement ring, solitaire
Center
Round brilliant
Setting
Six claw prongs with pointed eagle tips on a high-set head, cathedral shoulders
Band
Plain polished, rounded comfort profile, tapering toward the head
Metals
14K or 18K gold, or platinum
Shown in
Platinum
Sold as
Custom, made to order
More on this ring…

The Talon Light is a round six prong solitaire engagement ring drawn with a single purpose: to frame a round brilliant center stone with as little metal as possible. From above, six claws are spaced evenly around the girdle, forming a clean hexagonal outline that keeps the stone secure and centered. In profile, the head rises high and open, so light reaches the stone from every side.

Each prong ends in a pointed eagle claw that curves over the crown rather than resting on it, a detail that reads as fine and precise at arm's length. The prongs flow down into cathedral shoulders that sweep up from the band, giving the head a lifted, architectural base. The band itself is plain polished with a rounded comfort profile, tapering gently as it meets the shoulders and leaving room for a matching wedding band.

Xact3D designs and fabricates each Talon Light ring to order in its Montreal studio.

The ring is offered in 14K or 18K gold or in platinum, shown here in platinum, and the six prong head is built for a round brilliant center stone.

For retailers, this six prong cathedral solitaire covers the most requested engagement ring style with a sharper, more refined claw. Because it is made to order, the metal can follow each client's preference without holding inventory in every colour.

Made to order · 3–4 weeks