Most people arrive looking for one ring and leave thinking about three. That is normal, and it is why we design for the whole hand from the start. A bridal set is an engagement ring and a wedding band built to sit flush together, matched in metal, finish, and stone, so there is no guesswork later and nothing that catches or gaps on the finger.

Worth clearing up, because the two terms get mixed: a bridal ring set is the engagement ring and wedding band worn together on one hand. A bridal jewellery set usually means the wedding-day trio, a necklace with matching earrings and often a bracelet, sharing one design language. This page covers both, because we make both.

Engagement rings

The shapes moving most this year are elongated. Oval leads, sitting almost level with round, and it reads larger for its weight. Emerald cut is the quiet-luxury pick, pear and marquise bring personality, and cushion carries a softer vintage warmth. Settings have gone calmer and more secure: bezel and hidden halo are climbing, yellow gold is back on top, and three-stone trilogy designs keep rising for the meaning they carry. See the full range in the catalogue, including oval solitaire, emerald cut solitaire, and three-stone trilogy.

Wedding bands

The band is the piece you never take off, so it earns its detail. The usual choices:

• Diamond eternity band, stones all the way round, the classic pairing for a solitaire.

• Half eternity or three-quarter, the same look from the front with more comfort and easier resizing.

• Contour or curved band, shaped to nest around a raised or fancy-cut centre stone.

• Plain comfort-fit, in yellow, white, or rose gold, for anyone who wants the ring to do the talking.

• Men’s bands, flush-set diamonds or a clean brushed finish, built to be worn hard.

Any of these can be made to match an engagement ring you already own. Send us a clear photo and your ring size and we will build the band to fit it.

Wedding-day jewellery

On the day itself, let the dress lead. A high or ornate neckline usually wants no necklace and a considered earring instead. An open or strapless neckline is where a fine diamond line or tennis necklace earns its place. For ears, studs are the safe classic and drops add movement when hair is up. A tennis bracelet is the timeless bridal choice that keeps working long after the wedding.