The heart and soul of an engagement ring lie in the metals and stones you choose. Diamonds are a timeless, classic option, but many antique rings feature Sapphires, Emeralds, or Rubies—stones rich in colour, strength, and meaning. Consider your partner’s style and colour preferences carefully.

Think about the metals they tend to wear: yellow Gold, white Gold, or Platinum. With Gold, purity matters—a higher carat Gold has a richer hue but is softer and more prone to wear over time.

Choose a combination that reflects their spirit and the love you share—a ring that feels like it was always meant for them!

Victorian (1837-1901): Sentimental motifs like hearts, buckles, snakes, and flowers—often set with old mine cut diamonds or colourful gemstones.

Art Nouveau (1890-1910): Enchanting designs full of romance, floral patterns, and nature-inspired geometry.

Edwardian (1901-1910): Light, lacy designs often using platinum and milgrain detail, diamonds and sapphires were popular stones.

Art Deco (1920s-1930s): Bold, geometric shapes and symmetry, with vibrant gemstones and striking contrast.

Please be aware that due to the age of Georgian jewellery, it is not recommended to use a Georgian ring as an engagement ring.