Engagement Rings

The right diamond shape is deeply personal — it reflects your partner's style, the silhouette they're drawn to, and how they want to feel when they look at their hand. Round brilliant diamonds offer the most fire and sparkle. Ovals elongate the finger and have a romantic, vintage feel. Emerald cuts are cool and architectural, favored by those who appreciate clean lines over dazzle. During your consultation, Justin will walk you through all of your options and help you identify the shape that truly resonates.

A hidden halo is a ring of small pavé diamonds set into the underside of the setting — beneath and around the base of the center stone — rather than on top of it like a traditional halo. From above, the ring can appear as a clean solitaire; from the side, the hidden halo catches light and amplifies the brilliance of the center stone. It's an ideal choice for someone who wants more sparkle without the visual weight of a traditional halo. The Vivienne and Charlotte both feature this detail.

A prong setting uses thin metal claws to hold the diamond above the band, exposing maximum surface area to light and delivering the most brilliance. A bezel setting wraps the diamond in a continuous band of metal, providing full protection for the stone's girdle. Bezels offer a sleek, modern aesthetic and are ideal for active lifestyles where snagging is a concern. Prong settings feel more classic and airy. Several of our rings — including the Adelaide, Genevieve, Rosamund, and Josephine — feature bezel settings in different configurations.

Yes. Every engagement ring setting in this collection can be paired with a center stone of your choosing — whether that's a natural diamond, a lab-grown diamond, or an alternative gemstone. The carat weight, cut grade, color, and clarity of your center stone will be selected collaboratively during your consultation with Justin, who will source options to match your preferences and budget. The setting styles shown are the foundation; the center stone is where your story begins.

Timelines vary depending on the complexity of the ring and the availability of the center stone. Standard orders typically take four to six weeks from the time your stone is confirmed and design decisions are finalized. Custom modifications may add additional time. If you have a specific date in mind — a proposal, anniversary, or special occasion — we strongly encourage you to begin the consultation process as early as possible. Justin will give you a clear timeline during your first meeting.

We understand that an engagement ring is a significant investment, and we are committed to making the process as accessible as possible. Please reach out to us directly to discuss payment options — we will do our best to accommodate your situation and ensure that the ring you envision is within reach. Every detail of the process, including pricing, is handled with complete transparency and without pressure.