Solitaire engagement rings remain a timeless favourite - and for good reason. With a single, striking diamond set on a sleek band, this classic style allows the stone to truly shine. Halo engagement rings are also much loved, featuring a delicate circle of smaller diamonds that surround the centre stone, enhancing its brilliance and creating a beautifully eye-catching effect.

While tradition suggests spending up to three months’ salary on an engagement ring, the truth is - there’s no set rule. What matters most is finding a ring that feels right for you, both emotionally and financially.

Choosing the best metal for your engagement ring is a personal decision. Yellow gold offers timeless warmth, while rose gold adds a soft, romantic touch. White gold, silver and platinum all have cooler tones that pair beautifully with diamonds. Of these, platinum is the strongest and most durable. Silver is more affordable but prone to tarnishing, while white gold retains its shine with occasional replating.

Absolutely. The most important part of a proposal is the promise you’re making to each other. Whether it’s a traditional diamond ring or something entirely unique, choose a piece you know they’ll cherish and enjoy wearing every day.

An engagement ring is usually given at the proposal and often features a central gemstone, like a diamond. A wedding ring is exchanged during the ceremony and tends to be a simpler band, designed to complement the engagement ring. Traditionally, both are worn together after the wedding.

The best way to find the right ring size is to have it measured professionally, but there are simple ways to estimate it at home too. For more guidance, visit our Ring Size Guide or get in touch, we’re always happy to help.

Yes, most engagement rings can be resized, though it depends on the design, material, and setting. Rings with plain bands are typically easier to adjust, while intricate styles or those with full diamond shoulders may be more limited.