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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...

Rose Cut Diamonds Singapore: The Vintage Cut Making a Modern Comeback

Before the brilliant cut dominated the diamond world, there was the rose cut. Developed in the 16th century and reaching its peak during the Georgian and Victorian eras, the rose cut is one of the ...

Three-Stone Engagement Rings Singapore: Past, Present, Future

The three-stone engagement ring — also called the trilogy ring — is one of the most symbolically loaded designs in jewellery. The three stones represent the past, the present, and the future: the s...

Tension-Set Engagement Rings: How They Work and What to Check

A true tension-set ring holds a diamond between opposing ends of an engineered band, with the stone seated in grooves at its girdle. The open sides create a floating appearance. Before choosing one...

Split Shank Engagement Rings: A Guide to the Divided Band

A split shank engagement ring has a band that divides into two or more strands near the centre setting. The gap can be narrow and subtle or wide enough to become a major part of the design. Choose ...

Anniversary Ring & Ring Upgrade Guide Singapore: When and How to Do It

The engagement ring is not always the final word. For many couples, the years after marriage bring a desire to mark significant milestones — a first anniversary, a fifth, a tenth — with a piece of ...

How to Insure Your Engagement Ring in Singapore

You spent months deciding on the ring. You chose the diamond carefully, designed the setting, and watched it come to life. The last thing anyone wants to think about in that moment is what happens ...

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...

Asscher Cut Diamonds Singapore: The Step-Cut Stone Making a Comeback

The Asscher cut is one of the most architecturally distinctive diamond shapes in existence. Square with deeply cut corners, it belongs to the step-cut family — the same family as the emerald cut — ...

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...