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Buying Yourself a Diamond Ring: The Self-Purchased Ring Trend

You don't need a proposal to justify a diamond ring. More people are buying one for themselves to mark a milestone, and designing it exactly how they want, without anyone else's opinion to factor in.

Will Your Wedding Band Fit With Your Engagement Ring? What to Check Before You Commit

A plain wedding band doesn't always sit flush against an engagement ring. Here's why the gap happens, what a contour band actually solves, and when to think about it.

What to Engrave Inside Your Ring: Ideas, Practical Limits, and What to Avoid

Thinking about engraving something inside the band? Here's what actually works, what character limits and setting styles allow for, and a few things worth thinking through before you commit.

4 vs 5 vs 6 Prongs: How to Choose the Right Setting for Your Engagement Ring

When most people start designing an engagement ring, they focus on the diamond first. Shape, size, clarity. Prongs usually come up later — often as a…

Bezel Diamond Ring Setting Guide

The bezel setting is a practical and stylish option for securing diamonds. Using a thin metal rim that encircles the stone, it offers excellent protection…

Engagement Ring Prong Settings: 4, 6, and Beyond

Choosing the right engagement ring is a big deal—one of those moments you'll remember forever. Among the many factors to consider, the number of prongs…

Vintage and Edwardian-Inspired Engagement Rings: Old-World Detail, New Ring

Vintage-inspired engagement rings have a particular appeal: the intricate, romantic detail of historical jewellery design, built into a brand-new ring with a stone of the couple's choosing. For cou...

Tension Setting Rings: The Engineering Behind the Illusion

Of all the setting styles used in engagement rings, the tension setting is the one that most often makes people stop and ask, “how does that stay in?” It is a style built almost entirely on the app...

Channel Setting vs Pavé: What Is the Difference?

When couples decide they want accent diamonds along the band of their engagement ring, two setting styles come up most often: channel setting and pavé. Both create a line of sparkle along the shank...

Bezel vs Prong Settings: Which Is Right for Your Engagement Ring?

When it comes to holding your centre diamond in place, the setting style you choose shapes everything — how secure the stone feels, how much it catches the light, how easy the ring is to maintain, ...