| Pamela Froman |
“The halo has been popular for a long time and it doesn’t seem like it’s going away,” says Sylvie Levine, CEO and designer for the Dallas, Texas–based Sylvie Collection. “Brides like the bigger look it gives to the center stone. If they don’t have the budget for a larger center stone, the halo makes the center look 20 percent to 50 percent bigger.” Levine also notes that you can put a cushion shape halo surround on a round stone and it will give the illusion that the center stone is a different shape.
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