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How to choose an engagement ring
Begin with the ring you would enjoy wearing every day. Choose a setting first, then compare the diamond options within that design. A larger stone is not the only way to make a ring feel distinctive.
Start with the setting
A solitaire puts the centre stone in focus. A halo surrounds it with smaller stones. Side-stone designs bring detail along the band, while a three-stone ring creates a wider arrangement across the finger. Look at front, side and on-hand views where available: the setting’s height matters as much as its outline.
Compare the complete specification
Keep metal, centre-stone weight, diamond origin and quality selection the same when comparing two prices. A collection’s starting price may describe a different configuration from the one you have selected. Check whether a quoted weight means the centre stone or all stones together.
Choose a metal you want to wear
Compare yellow, white and rose gold against your existing jewelry. When a design offers platinum, compare that option too. Check the available metal fineness on the actual product; every design does not necessarily offer the same choices.
Confirm the fit and timing
Use a ring that fits the intended finger as a starting point, then check the size system. If you are planning a surprise, ask us before guessing. Share your required date and destination so we can discuss production and delivery before you order.