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Knife-Edge Band Engagement Rings: What It Is and Who It Suits

When you run your finger along the top of a ring shank and feel a ridge rather than a flat surface, that's a knife-edge profile. It's one of the most elegant band finishes in fine jewellery — and o...

Heart Prong Engagement Rings: What They Are and Who They're For

Heart prongs are one of those details that most people never notice — until they see them up close. Then they can't imagine choosing anything else.A standard claw prong grips the diamond with a sim...

How to Travel Safely With Your Engagement Ring

Your engagement ring is probably the most valuable small item you own. Travelling with it introduces risks that do not exist at home — unfamiliar environments, hotel rooms, pools, beaches, and the ...

Halo Engagement Rings Singapore: Everything You Need to Know

The halo setting is one of the most enduringly popular engagement ring configurations — and for good reason. A ring of smaller diamonds encircling the centre stone amplifies its apparent size, adds...

Lab Diamond vs Moissanite Singapore: An Honest Comparison

Moissanite is the most common diamond alternative in the engagement ring market, and the comparison between moissanite and lab-grown diamonds comes up regularly at Diamond Ateliers. Both are visual...

What Is Rhodium Plating and When Should You Replate Your Ring?

If you have a white gold engagement ring, you have probably heard the term rhodium plating. You may have been told the ring needs to be replated eventually. You might have noticed your ring looking...

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 Singapore: The Brilliant Step-Cut Hybrid

The radiant cut sits at an interesting intersection in the diamond world: it has the rectangular or square outline of a step-cut diamond like the emerald cut, but the faceting pattern of a brillian...

The Bow-Tie Effect in Oval and Marquise Diamonds: What It Is and How to Avoid It

If you have ever looked at an oval or marquise diamond and noticed a dark shadow running across the centre of the stone — a shadow shaped, unmistakably, like a bow-tie — you have seen the bow-tie e...

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 ...