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In light of the Government's recent announcement, our stores are temporarily closed. However, we would like to reassure you that we are still open as usual online and available on live chat, over the phone, through email and via our new video appointment service, to help you 7 days a week.
We are operating as usual and committed to providing you with the best service and most beautiful, ethically crafted jewellery. So if you are looking for a lab-grown diamond engagement ring, our mission is to handcraft your jewellery piece and deliver it safely and securely to your door. If you need any information on delivery timescales, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
We know sometimes you need to speak to someone face-to-face, which is why we now offer video appointments online. It means you can book a time slot with one of our jewellery experts and speak to them 1-1 from the comfort of your own home.
Along with our home delivery service, we now offer a free click and collect service from your nearest store. If you would like to take advantage of this service, select the option during checkout or speak to one of our advisors.
We want you to be confident in placing an order with us, and we understand that sometimes you may change your mind. Which is why, in uncertain times like these, we are extending our returns period to 60 day returns - meaning if for any reason, you are unhappy with your order, you have longer to exchange it or return it for a full refund. You can learn more about our returns policy here.
Depending on where you live, we offer free shipping to most destinations. To check shipping costs or for any other queries, please contact us.
We are on it now! Your free ring sizer should be with you in the next 3-7 working days.
The metal for your jewellery piece is just as important as any of its other aspects. Whilst selecting the right metal is ultimately down to your individual tastes and sentiments, it may also be useful to consider the wider background and significance of each metal.
Platinum
One of the rarest elements on earth, platinum has a purity and durability that makes it a popular choice for many people. The pure white radiance of this metal will never fade or change colour, which means that its appearance will last a lifetime. The metal’s impressive list of properties also makes platinum a prestigious choice for a slightly larger budget.
Unique fact: Platinum is over ten times rarer than gold.
White Gold
The white lustre of this metal is caused by its alloy with other metals, such as rhodium and palladium. The clean radiance of this metal makes it a fantastic pairing for diamonds. Usually, white gold is plated with rhodium which will wear away over time and may require re-plating. The stunning aesthetic of this metal comes at a relatively reasonable cost when compared with other metals.
Unique fact: White gold begins its life as yellow gold before being alloyed with other metals to create its pure, white radiance.
Yellow Gold
The unmistakable warmth given off by yellow gold has assured its featuring in jewellery for thousands of years. It is commonly viewed as being the classic choice for rings, especially wedding bands. The carat of this metal will determine its colour and hardness, which is made of a combination of pure gold, copper and silver.
Unique fact: Gold’s element symbol is ‘Au’, this comes from the Latin term, aurum, which means “shining dawn”.
Sterling Silver
This metal has been a long-standing material used for crafting jewellery. Sterling silver is very malleable and gives off a stunningly pure glow, which disguises its lower pricing when compared to the rest of the precious metals group. However, due to is malleable and soft properties, sterling silver is also more susceptible to tarnishing and other damage.
Unique fact: In many cultures, sterling silver was viewed as being intrinsically linked with the moon and its lunar powers.
Rose Gold
The characteristic blush of rose gold creates a distinctive appearance which brings a feeling of romance to your jewellery – in recent years, it has become increasingly popular for this reason. This metal will fluctuate in hardness and colour shade depending on the carat you select. Rose gold is especially popular amongst younger jewellery-lovers.
Unique fact: Rose gold was originally referred to as ‘Russian gold’ have first become popular in the country at the beginning of the 19th century.
Selecting the right metal is one of the most important elements of choosing a piece of jewellery. Each precious metal is completely unique and carries its own set of properties and features. Whilst reflecting your own style and tastes with the aesthetic of the metal is a significant factor, considering additional factors is also central to imperative to making the right decision. We hope this article will help you to do just that.