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Rings

The one you will say yes to.

Engagement rings, couple bands and gemstone rings — each one designed around your stone, your finger and your story. Diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and more, set in 18k or 22k gold and 925 silver.

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Ring Types

Six classics to start the conversation

  • Solitaire Engagement

    A single brilliant diamond on a clean band — the timeless proposal ring.

  • Halo Engagement

    Centre stone framed by a halo of melee diamonds for maximum sparkle.

  • Three-Stone

    Past, present and future — a centre stone flanked by two smaller ones.

  • Couple Bands

    Matching his-and-hers wedding bands in plain, milgrain or diamond-set finishes.

  • Gemstone Rings

    Ruby, emerald, sapphire and other coloured stones — set as solitaires or with diamond accents.

  • Eternity & Stacking

    Diamond eternity bands and stackable stacks — anniversary and gifting favourites.

Setting Styles

How the stone sits on the band

  • 01

    Prong

    Classic 4 or 6 claws. Maximum light, maximum sparkle.

  • 02

    Bezel

    Metal rim wraps the stone. Most secure — ideal for daily wear.

  • 03

    Halo

    Small diamonds circle the centre stone, making it look 30% larger.

  • 04

    Pavé

    Tiny diamonds paved along the band for an all-over shimmer.

Find Your Ring Size at Home

No ring sizer? No problem.

Use any of these home methods, enter the measurement below and we'll match it to your US, UK and Indian ring size — instantly.

Method 1 — String & Ruler

  1. Wrap a thin string, paper strip or floss snugly around the base of the finger.
  2. Mark where the ends overlap with a pen.
  3. Lay flat against a millimetre ruler and measure the length to the mark — that is the inner circumference.
  4. Measure when the hand is warm (fingers shrink in cold).

Method 2 — Existing Ring

  1. Pick a ring that already fits the intended finger.
  2. Place it on a ruler and measure the inside diameter (edge to edge) in millimetres.
  3. Take the widest reading — that is the inner diameter.
  4. For best accuracy, measure 2–3 times and average.

Tip: measure at the end of the day when fingers are warm, and avoid measuring over a knuckle that is much wider than the finger base — we'll advise a comfort-fit if needed.