10 Diamond Engagement Rings Under $2,000

If you've started the quest for the perfect engagement ring for the perfect woman, you've likely also realized that diamond engagement rings aren't cheap. Seeking decent quality diamond rings without overspending can be a daunting process. These 10 options for diamond engagement rings all come in at under $2,000.

Diamond Engagement Rings for Under $2,000 from Kay Jewelers

Kay Jewelers 14K Yellow Gold 1/3 Carat Leo Diamond Solitaire
This stunning Leo Diamond engagement ring is "independently measured and certified for its superior brilliance." The 1/3 carat solitaire looks beautiful encased in yellow gold, and only costs $1,299.99. Additional information on the diamond's color, cut, and clarity can be found at the Kay Jewelers website.

Kay Jewelers 18K White Gold 1/3 Carat Ideal-Cut Diamond Solitaire
This beautiful solitaire is set in 18K White Gold with platinum prongs. The princess cut is an excellent choice for a solitaire. The ring starts at just $1,499.99. More information on color and clarity can be found at the Kay Jewelers website.

Kay Jewelers 14K White Gold 1 Carat t.w. Three-Stone Diamond Ring
This engagement ring option is made up of three stones totaling 1 carat. Each of the three diamonds is round, with a larger diamond in the center. This engagement ring option costs just $1,499.99 with additional information on clarity and color available online.

Diamond Engagement Rings for Under $2,000 from Tiffany & Co.

Tiffany & Co. Lucida Diamond Engagement Ring
Many shoppers may be surprised to find that they can find something in their price range at Tiffany's. Consider the Lucida Ring, a square diamond set in platinum. The ring starts at just $1,670. Information on color, clarity, and carat can be obtained by contacting Tiffany & Co. directly.

Tiffany & Co. The Tiffany Setting Diamond Engagement Ring
This gorgeous solitaire and setting is called by many "the most brilliant ring ever." It is priced from $1,140, and additional information about the ring and it's cut, clarity, and color can be found by contacting a Tiffany & Co. diamond expert.