Curated perspectives on fine jewellery metallurgy, laboratory-grown solitaires, and centuries-refined diamond setting from our Surat atelier.
The left ring finger is customary in the US, UK and Australia, but many countries use the right. What to know before the proposal, and what happens after the wedding.
Hands for friendship, heart for love, crown for loyalty. The story of Galway's Claddagh ring and the four ways to wear it, explained simply.
For 4,000 years the signet ring worked as a personal seal and signature. Its history from ancient Egypt to royal pinkies, and how to choose one today.
The thumb ring began as an archer's tool and became a status symbol in Ottoman and Qing courts. Its real history, and what wearing one means today.
A halo ring frames the centre stone in a ring of smaller diamonds. The setting's history, the main types including hidden halos, and the honest trade-offs.
An eternity ring's unbroken circle of stones marks unbroken love. What it means, when it is traditionally given, and the one sizing rule to know before buying.
Mood rings change colour with the temperature of your finger, not your feelings. The 1970s origins, the science, and what each colour is said to mean.
A cluster ring builds its sparkle from many small stones instead of one large one. The style's 300-year history, and what to check before buying.
The ring finger is the fourth finger, between the middle and little finger. Why that finger, which hand, and how customs differ worldwide.