Choosing the Right Engagement Ring
Engagement season is the moment when you try to choose one small object that will carry a big meaning. But beyond meaning, there is something practical: she will wear this ring on her hand, every day, in real life. So the right ring is not only the most beautiful one, it is also the one that fits her.
Explore some of our collection below:
Classic & Elegant
Click here to Discover Oval Diamond Ring
She is timeless. She notices quality. She wants a ring that looks “right” the moment you see it.
For her, the oval diamond is a natural choice. It has a soft, flattering line on the finger, and a 1 carat natural diamond carries the classic engagement feeling many women still want — clean, refined, and strong.
This is the kind of ring that stays beautiful for life because the proportions are correct.
Bold & Sparkle
Click to Discover Moissanite Gold Ring
Bold and Rustic! She likes to make a clear statement, not worried to stand out and be a bit different from the crowd.
For her, a round Moissanite solitaire fits perfectly with her look and values. She chooses moissanite not only for its incredible fire and clarity, but also for its ethical beauty. Same sparkle. Same luxury. A kinder way to shine.
Organic & Natural
Explore Hammered Tourmaline Ring
She is drawn to texture, earth, handmade things. She doesn’t want a ring that looks like it came from a machine.
For her, we love an organic engagement ring with a green tourmaline in 18k yellow gold. The stone has character and depth, and the rustic handmade finish keeps it personal — not perfect, but real.
It’s the kind of ring that feels like it already has a story.
Calm & Practical
Press to Discover White Gold Sapphire Ring
She is practical, sensitive to feeling, and she wears jewelry in real life — not only for photos. She wants something that sits well and disappears into the day.
For her, a blue sapphire in 14k white gold is a beautiful direction: calm color, clean metal, and a band that feels smooth and comfortable. It also stacks easily later — with a wedding band, or with another thin ring — without becoming heavy.
If you want the “most comfortable ring,” this is usually the one.
