While princess cut and round diamonds continue to be the most popular choices, cushion and oval diamonds, as well as other shaped diamonds, are becoming increasingly fashionable. Halo rings are also growing increasingly elaborate, with tiny diamonds that not only circle the primary stone but also radiate from every aspect, creating beautiful profile views. While these may be a bit expensive, they are very unique and special. The classic wedding band is still the most popular choice for brides looking to match their husband's ring or add his own custom style touch. But because diamond jewelry is so personalized, it's easy to create a look that's all your own. For example, you could get married in a traditional wedding dress with a pearl and diamond-encrusted belt and shoes and a single row of pearls on each side of your neck for a more elegant feel. Then switch things up by wearing a bolder piece of jewelry—like a statement necklace or earrings—to let your personality shine through. The choice between stacking rings and set stones is entirely up to you. With stacking rings, each finger has its own separate ring to ensure that no two fingers are ever exposed to heat or chemicals at the same time. This is the preferred method for preserving the integrity of your wedding ring if you plan to wear it regularly. However, if you are just planning on wearing it on your wedding day then setting a single large stone in a hoop or grid pattern is enough to make a stunning impression.