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With so many different diamond cuts to choose from, opting for a head shape signifies a next-level dedication to romance. This heartwarming shape can hold a lot of meaning, while providing an exciting focal point in your jewellery design.

From bold colours to vintage revivals, it’s clear that personalisation and self-expression are definitely the driving trends. We take a closer look at what’s been defining the scene this year and predict what’s on track to set pulses racing in 2025.

When it comes to fine jewellery that truly captures the spirit of the divine feminine, our new Aphrodite ring has it all. Named after the Greek goddess of love and beauty, this piece channels both timeless mythology and modern flair, translating ancient symbolism into a contemporary, empowering piece of jewellery.

When it comes to choosing a diamond, there’s no denying that the shape is going to be a big deal. It’s one of the first things that grabs your attention, it’s the shape, also known as the cut, that influences how the stone plays with light and, ultimately, how it makes you feel when you look at it.

We can all agree that choosing an engagement ring is one of the most meaningful purchases anyone will ever make because it’s more than just a piece of jewellery. To help you navigate this big decision, here are the five key things to think about before you start shopping.

Known for its fluid silhouette, the curved wedding band is designed to frame your engagement ring in the most flattering way possible. But why choose this particular style of the many, many different designs out there? Let’s delve into the origins and history of curved wedding bands, learn about their distinctive characteristics, and find out which style best suits you.