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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...

How Long Does a Bespoke Engagement Ring Take in Singapore?

This is one of the most common questions we receive, and one of the most important to answer honestly before you book a consultation. The short answer: allow three to five weeks from the point of d...

After the Proposal: What to Do With Your Engagement Ring in the First Week

The proposal happened. The ring is on the finger. What comes next? Most guides focus entirely on the proposal moment and nothing after it. But the first week after getting engaged involves several ...

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...

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: 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...

Split Shank Engagement Rings: A Guide to the Divided Band

The split shank is one of the most elegant structural solutions in ring design. As the band approaches the centre stone, it divides into two — framing the setting from either side before meeting ag...

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 ...