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Channel Set Engagement Rings Singapore: Clean, Secure, and Understated

The channel setting is one of the most practical and elegant ways to set multiple diamonds in an engagement ring or wedding band. Rather than holding each stone with individual prongs, the channel ...

Salt and Pepper Diamonds Singapore: The Imperfect Stone That Is Perfectly Itself

A salt and pepper diamond is a diamond that contains visible inclusions — black carbon spots, white feathers, grey wisps, or some combination of all three — that would make it commercially undesira...

Tension Set Engagement Rings: The Ring That Holds a Diamond With Nothing

A tension set ring does something that looks physically impossible: it holds a diamond suspended in mid-air between two ends of the band, with no visible prongs, no bezel, no basket. The stone appe...

Coloured Gemstone Engagement Rings Singapore: Sapphire, Ruby, and Emerald

The assumption that an engagement ring must feature a white diamond is a relatively recent convention. For most of jewellery history, coloured gemstones — sapphires, rubies, emeralds — were the sto...

East-West Ring Settings Singapore: When the Stone Goes Sideways

Most engagement rings are oriented the same way: the diamond points up, the length of the stone running from knuckle to base of finger. The east-west setting flips this entirely. The stone is rotat...