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What Is a Split Shank Engagement Ring?

The split shank is one of the most elegant engagement ring silhouettes available — the band divides as it approaches the centre stone, framing it dramatically. Here's what to know before choosing one.

How Long Does a Bespoke Engagement Ring Take?

One of the most common questions we get: how far in advance do I need to start? The honest answer depends on how complex your design is and how quickly you can make decisions. This guide breaks dow...

Pear Cut Engagement Rings Singapore: The Teardrop Diamond Guide

The pear cut is one of the most graceful diamond shapes in existence. Sometimes called the teardrop diamond, it combines the rounded curve of an oval at one end with the pointed tip of a marquise a...

Radiant Cut Diamonds in Singapore: What to Check Before Buying

A radiant cut diamond suits someone who likes a square or rectangular outline with a lively pattern of sparkle. When comparing radiant diamonds in Singapore, start with the individual stone: its ou...

Two-Tone Engagement Rings Singapore: When One Metal Is Not Enough

The assumption that an engagement ring must be made in a single metal is a convention, not a rule. Two-tone rings — where the band and the setting use different metals — have been made for centurie...

Cluster Engagement Rings Singapore: When Many Stones Outshine One

A cluster ring is exactly what it sounds like: multiple smaller diamonds arranged together to create the visual impression of a single large stone, or a floral, starburst, or geometric pattern that...

Toi et Moi Rings Singapore: The Two-Stone Trend Explained

Toi et moi — French for "you and me" — is one of the oldest and most romantic ring concepts in jewellery history. Napoleon Bonaparte gave Joséphine a toi et moi ring in 1796. Ariana Grande wore one...