Explore Engagement Rings
The 4Cs are the universal standard for evaluating the quality and value of a diamond.
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.
Choosing Your Engagement Ring
What is a trilogy engagement ring?
A trilogy engagement ring features three principal diamonds or gemstones arranged together in one setting. The centre stone is usually larger, with two carefully proportioned side stones creating balance, brilliance and presence.
Do all three diamonds need to be the same shape?
No. A trilogy can combine matching diamond shapes or pair a distinctive centre stone with complementary side diamonds. The most successful combinations are determined by proportion, balance and the way each shape sits alongside the others.
What do the three stones represent?
The three stones traditionally symbolise a couple’s past, present and future. They can also represent friendship, love and fidelity, giving the design a deeply personal significance.
How are the side diamonds matched?
Side diamonds are selected for compatible shape, dimensions, colour and clarity. Careful matching ensures both stones appear balanced and create a harmonious frame around the centre diamond.
Does the centre diamond remain the focal point?
Yes. The side stones are carefully selected and proportioned to complement the centre diamond rather than compete with it. Their placement naturally guides the eye towards the principal stone.
Will a wedding ring sit alongside a trilogy ring?
Many trilogy settings can accommodate a classic wedding ring, although the precise fit depends on the width and profile of the three-stone setting. We can recommend or create a wedding ring designed to sit neatly alongside it.