Start with the diamond
An engagement ring is worn every day for a lifetime, so the diamond matters most. We hand-select every stone for how it looks in real light — not just what the grading report says — then set it in a design built for comfort and security.
Solitaire, halo or three stone?
A solitaire puts one diamond centre stage. A halo surrounds it with smaller diamonds for extra sparkle and a larger look. Three stone settings add a diamond on each side, often read as past, present and future.
Pick a shape you love
Round brilliants give the most sparkle and suit every setting. Ovals and pears lengthen the finger and look generous for their weight. Emerald and princess cuts have clean, modern lines.
Choose the metal
Yellow gold feels warm and classic; white gold and platinum make a diamond look bright and icy. Rose gold adds a soft blush. Platinum is naturally white and especially hard-wearing.
Balance your budget
Rather than the top grade in every category, balance them. An excellent cut with slightly lower colour or clarity often looks better than a bigger stone with a weaker cut.
Get the size right
Borrow a ring she already wears on the same finger, or use our ring size guide. Most of our rings can be resized after purchase.