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Yes! I had this issue too! I find that giving it a prop sometimes helps. Like putting it on a book or a flower helps. It's a little more artsy, but I find that it's always at a better angle than when it's on my finger.
http://www.weddingbeepro.com/2008/12/08/how-to-take-amazing-engagement-and-wedding-ring-photos/
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Is it me or is it very difficult to take a decent picture of your engagement ring? I have a typical digital camera. What works? I have an asscher cut and sometimes it can be difficult to get the details in a picture. Any suggestions?