A pavé setting features small diamonds set closely together so that very little metal is visible between them, creating a surface of continuous light.

Each stone is individually set by hand, ensuring stability as well as brilliance.

The result is refined, contemporary sparkle that feels effortless while remaining robust enough for a wedding ring worn every day.

Castle setting is a modern style used by luxury brands to allow light to enter from multiple angles and maximise brilliance.

The open gallery beneath the stones creates a delicate architectural detail when viewed from the side, while the structure itself remains secure and practical for everyday wear.

This setting is ideal for those who love visible sparkle with refined craftsmanship that stands up to a lifetime of use.

Fishtail diamond setting has metal that is carefully shaped into soft, flowing claws that cradle each diamond with precision.

The subtle sculpting of the metal creates a continuous, elegant line of sparkle while maintaining strength and security. The fan of the tail design creates claws that look like a row of tiny hearts

This setting offers a slightly more decorative finish than a traditional claw, combining intricacy with long-term durability — beautifully detailed yet made for daily life.

In a channel setting, diamonds sit securely within a smooth metal track, with no claws rising above the surface.

This creates a sleek, contemporary line while offering excellent protection for the stones — particularly well suited to an active lifestyle.

The clean edges and flush profile make it both practical and enduring, designed to remain comfortable and secure for decades of wear.

A rubbed over setting encircles each diamond with a fine rim of metal, holding it firmly in place.

This is one of the most secure ways to set a diamond, protecting its edges while giving a smooth, modern silhouette.

Elegant and understated, it offers reassurance without compromising beauty — ideal for those who value both strength and simplicity in a ring designed to last a lifetime.

Millgrain is a fine beaded edge applied along the borders of a ring, adding subtle texture and definition.

Popular in Art Deco jewellery, it introduces a sense of craftsmanship and quiet character without overwhelming the design.

When applied by hand, millgrain enhances both durability and visual refinement, giving the ring a finished, considered appearance.