Design a luxury engagement ring featuring a 2.5–3 carat elongated radiant (or elongated cushion) center diamond with a length-to-width ratio around 1.3–1.4.

The setting should be a cathedral style, with elegant arches rising from the band to support the center stone. Include a hidden halo beneath the center stone with small pavé diamonds for subtle sparkle.

Use a thin (1.6–1.8 mm) yellow gold band with pavé diamonds halfway down the shank. The design should feel delicate, refined, and timeless, with a strong focus on the center stone.

Incorporate two heirloom round diamonds (totaling approximately 0.5 carats) into the design in a subtle and meaningful way. These should NOT be used as side stones. Instead, place them within the hidden halo or inner gallery beneath the center stone so they are not visible from the top view but can be seen from the side.

Use claw prongs and a slightly elevated basket that allows a wedding band to sit flush. Avoid bulky or heavy proportions.

photorealistic jewelry design, just the design, no text, Design a luxury engagement ring with a 2.5–3 carat elongated radiant or elongated cushion diamond in yellow gold. Cathedral setting with a hidden halo of pavé diamonds. Thin 1.6–1.8 mm yellow gold band, pavé diamonds halfway. Two heirloom round diamonds subtly placed in the hidden halo or inner gallery. Claw prongs, elevated basket.

Design a luxury engagement ring featuring a 2.5–3 carat elongated radiant (or elongated cushion) center diamond with a length-to-width ratio around 1.3–1.4. The setting should be a cathedral style, with elegant arches rising from the band to support the center stone. Include a hidden halo beneath the center stone with small pavé diamonds for subtle sparkle. Use a thin (1.6–1.8 mm) yellow gold band with pavé diamonds halfway down the shank. The design should feel delicate, refined, and timeless, with a strong focus on the center stone. Incorporate two heirloom round diamonds (totaling approximately 0.5 carats) into the design in a subtle and meaningful way. These should NOT be used as side stones. Instead, place them within the hidden halo or inner gallery beneath the center stone so they are not visible from the top view but can be seen from the side. Use claw prongs and a slightly elevated basket that allows a wedding band to sit flush. Avoid bulky or heavy proportions.

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