Traditional
Rings in this category are typically yellow gold. Traditional style includes solitaire engagement rings and plain yellow gold wedding bands.
Antique
Rings must be at least 75 years old to qualify for being considered ‘antique.’ They will typically have rose cut or miners cut diamonds, as well as a large amount of milgrain beading and hand engravings.
Art Deco
Art Deco rings tend to have the same flare that Antique rings would have, but are instead crafted using modern tools with a ring that was created in the 20th century. They will also typically have a thinner bottom shank and a bigger head for the center stone.
Classic
Classic rings share many characteristics with traditional style rings/bands, but additionally include delicate solitaires that have a thin shank and have stones set on the sides. Classic settings are timeless and will never go out of style.
Estate
Estate style jewellery is noted for being on the flashier side: ornately designed rings filled with diamonds fall under this category.
Vintage
Vintage rings lie in the same spectrum as art deco and antique styles: rings/bands will typically have a lot of hand engravings, milgrain beading, intricate metal work and many micro pave set diamonds.
Est. 1967