Find your diamond shape
Selecting a diamond shape is the most defining choice in designing an engagement ring. While technical factors like cut grade, color, and clarity dictate a diamonds quality, the shape dictates its personality.
Timeless and universally loved, offering maximum sparkle.
Combines the brilliance of a round diamond with an elongated, smooth silhouette. Maximizing surface area to appear larger than other cuts of the same carat weight.
Elongated rectangular shape with cropped corners and linear step-cut facets. Its large, open table produces a striking "hall-of-mirrors" optical effect.
The marquise cut diamond features a striking, eye-shaped silhouette defined by curved sides and two delicate pointed ends creating an instant lengthening effect on the finger.
Marries the fire of a round diamond with the lengthening silhouette of a marquise. Creating a bold yet delicate statement
The radiant cut combines the elongated silhouette of an emerald cut with the fiery brilliance of a round cut. With its trimmed corners and 70-facet pattern, it offers maximum sparkle, durability, and a finger-flattering profile.
Blends historic charm with brilliant modern sparkle, offering a romantic vintage inspired silhouette.
A modern classic celebrated for its sharp, clean lines and dramatic square shape.
Exudes timeless Art Deco elegance. Renowned for its square shape deeply cropped corners and mesmerising step-cut facets.
Understand the 4Cs
The best sparkle comes from a balance of Cut, Colour, Clarity and Carat, not one factor alone.
Choose your Ring style
Your engagement ring setting should reflect your partner's lifestyle, aesthetic and how they'll wear the ring every day. We often start by asking what jewellery they already love — classic, bold, minimal or vintage.
A classic choice that highlights the beauty of the centre diamond.
Three gemstones set side by side in a continuous row. The center gemstone is traditionally the largest, anchored on either side by two matching or complementary accent stones that guide the eye toward the center, while filling out the finger's width.
Contemporary in design considered in craftsmanship. With sculptural forms, distinctive settings and refined details.
Subtle halo of small diamonds placed below the main center stone around its setting. Virtually unseen from directly above, revealing its extra sparkle when viewed from the side or profile angle.
Derived from the French word for "paved," the setting technique creates the illusion that the ring is paved with an uninterrupted ribbon of diamonds leading up to the center gemstone.
Inspired by the vaulted arches of classical cathedral architecture, lifting the gemstone high above the band. Creating an elegant profile with distinct openings beneath the setting.
Incorporating intricate gold work and craftsmanship techniques inspired by historical design eras.
An impressive setting that acts like a glowing light fixture around the center gem. Drawing the eye directly inward while enhancing the ring's overall brilliance.
Select your metal
Your engagement ring setting should reflect your partner's lifestyle, aesthetic and how they'll wear the ring every day. We often start by asking what jewellery they already love — classic, bold, minimal or vintage.
