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This stunning engagement ring will have her saying YES! The centre round diamond is flanked by two pear shaped diamonds, and the presence on hand i...

This stunning ring is set with a lovely blue topaz and has a colour as soft and serine as the ocean waters. On either side of the stone is a small ...

An illusion setting is a prong setting designed to make a diamond look bigger than it actually is. This is accomplished by a ring of metal surround...

Diamond cluster rings have always been popular and this antique beauty is beyond words. The diamonds are set seamlessly and securely. This gives th...

After the end of the war, jewellery production began to ramp up again without restrictions and in 1947, De Beers ran the infamous ‘a diamond is for...

This beautiful engagement ring is just a stunner. The centre stone is an Old European Cut diamond and it sparkles and is truly lively. The Old Euro...

An old European–cut diamond or "Old Euro Cut" has a round shape featuring 58 large facets and a small circle in the center (the open culet). The ma...

Three stone engagement rings have a history and such a rich significance. Each diamond is said to represent the couples past, present and future. T...

Blue Sapphires have long been desired by nobility and royalty. The celestial blue colour of this gemstone symbolized heaven and attracted divine fa...

This 1940s solitaire engagement ring has a stunning Old European cut diamond is set in a deco inspired setting. This setting was popular for war-ti...

This Art Deco Engagement ring recalls the years of yesteryear when things were made to be cherished, passed down and made to last. This stunning en...

This Art Deco stunner is just a timeless engagement ring. Perfect for someone who loves unique and elegant rings. This ring is made from 18K white ...

Aquamarine is made of two Latin words: aqua, meaning “water,” and marine, meaning “of the sea.” It was once believed that this gemstone would prote...

An old European cut diamond is a round diamond primarily cut between 1890-1930. They were especially common during the Art Deco period. These antiq...