Engagement ring collections

A center diamond that does not stop at the crown, but carries on down the shoulders in a slender line of smaller stones. That move gives the ring brilliance from every angle and makes the center stone look visually larger. For anyone who wants more light than a single diamond can carry.

The models we make in platinum, from simple solitaires to rings with pavé shoulders. Platinum is naturally white, so it never needs re-rhodium plating; it is denser and heavier than gold, and over the years it takes on a soft matt sheen rather than losing material. The choice for a ring worn a whole life long that never changes color.

Diamonds set in an unbroken line around the band, rather than one raised stone. The sparkle is even from every angle, so an eternity ring works just as well on its own as it does beside an engagement ring. It is most often chosen for an anniversary, or as a ring to wear every day.

A square cut with sharp edges, the geometric and contemporary answer to the round diamond. The straight lines of the stone and the band give the ring a more severe, architectural note, and at the same carat weight a princess cut is usually more affordable than a round one. For someone who loves the classics, but not the classic shape.

One stone, a clean line, and nothing to pull the eye away. The solitaire is the shape an engagement ring has been recognised by for more than a century, which is why every generation wears it just as readily. If you want the diamond to speak for itself, start here.