Engagement and wedding rings come in an almost infinite variety of combinations, balancing design styles, stone types, settings, sizes and metals to create unique personal symbols. Here are a few to hopefully help your creativity along and be sure to take a look at our 6 Steps to the perfect ring.
The key to remember is - this is your ring, your personal statement, with any luck to enjoy for a lifetime, as such, take your time. If you have any questions, we are more than happy to do our very best to advise.
The word solitaire, in this context means a single stone. The diamond solitaire became popular from around 1880 when high quality stones became more readily available and is still highly favoured in engagement rings.
Shoulder Set Diamond Rings are designed to accent your choice of centre stone to create a stunning and eye catching piece.
A halo engagement ring has a main stone set with several small stones surrounding it in a circle, or a halo. Usually set with diamonds, but just as effective with other stones, the design is based around geometrical shapes first made popular in the 1920's.
Three-stone diamond engagement rings, sometimes called trinity rings or trilogy rings, are rings with three matching diamonds set horizontally in a row with the bigger stone placed in the centre. The three diamonds on the ring are often said to represent a couple's past, present, and future
A 5-stone engagement ring is a beautiful and symbolic style that features five stones set in a row, often representing: Past, Present, and Future (centre three), flanked by Support and Strength Or simply a celebration of enduring love and unity
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