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When it comes to 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.

Getting engaged is kind of a big deal. In the olden days, it would be the knight in shining armour who gets down on one knee and presents the fair maiden with a ring that symbolises their betrothal. Thankfully, times have changed as have some traditions, and the idea of how to propose is completely up to each individual couple.

Trends can change and evolve, with certain styles being favoured over others depending on the fashion and influence of the time. We delve into some of the biggest engagement ring trends of the past year, which we believe will carry over into 2024 and beyond.

King Charles III and Camilla, the Queen Consort have had a love story like no other. Spanning decades their relationship finally began its happily ever after in February 2005, when the royals officially announced their engagement. The history of the ring itself is heartwarming and personal, with the monarch opting for a family heirloom with great meaning.

There’s no denying the round cut and oval cut diamond shapes are both illuminating the industry right now. In fact, combined they account for 73% of our 2023 sales so far. That’s why we’ve gathered all the information to help you weigh up the difference between the two most popular diamond shapes and find your perfect match.