Explore Engagement Rings
Discover the details behind choosing an exceptional engagement ring, from diamond shape and setting style to bespoke design and the choice between natural and lab-grown diamonds.
Choosing Your Diamond
Learn about the 4Cs, shape, proportion and what matters most when selecting a diamond.
Styles & Settings
Explore solitaires, halos, trilogy rings, shoulder-set designs and other engagement ring styles.
Natural & Lab-Grown Diamonds
Understand the differences and choose the option that feels right for you.
The Bespoke Process
Discover how we create an engagement ring around your diamond, ideas and individual preferences.
Engagement Ring FAQs
What is a halo engagement ring?
A halo engagement ring surrounds the centre diamond or gemstone with a delicate frame of smaller diamonds. This adds brilliance, definition and presence while emphasising the shape of the principal stone.
Are halo engagement rings secure?
Yes. Each halo diamond is individually set and inspected, while the centre stone is held within a setting created specifically for its proportions. Periodic professional inspections help maintain the security of every diamond.
Does a halo make the centre diamond appear larger?
Yes. The surrounding diamonds extend the visible outline of the centre stone, creating the impression of greater size while adding further sparkle and dimension.
Will a wedding ring sit alongside a halo engagement ring?
Many halo settings can be designed to accommodate a classic wedding ring. The fit depends on the width and profile of the halo, and we can recommend or create a wedding ring shaped to sit neatly alongside it.
Does the halo need to follow the shape of the centre?
Not necessarily. A closely fitted halo can accentuate the centre stone’s natural shape, while a differently shaped halo can subtly alter the ring’s overall silhouette. The proportions should always feel balanced and intentional.
How should I care for a halo engagement ring?
Clean the ring gently with warm water, mild soap and a soft brush, paying particular attention beneath the centre setting and around the halo. Avoid harsh chemicals and have the setting inspected professionally at regular intervals.