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Princess-cut diamonds are making a comeback. Explore modern settings, discover their distinctive sparkle and find inspiration for your next bespoke engagement ring.

Small diamonds shine as brightly as large ones when well cut. They suit everyday wear, stretch your budget further, and layer beautifully for quiet, lasting confidence.

Choosing jewellery feels high stakes, but it's hard to get wrong. Buy for your real life, pick timeless over trendy, and try pieces on before deciding.

Many diamond owners are underinsured due to low policy limits, outdated valuations and missing paperwork. Specified item cover and regular valuations offer far stronger protection.

Argyle mine supplied 90 per cent of the world's pink diamonds before closing in 2020. With no replacement source, pink diamond prices and rarity continue to climb.

Red beryl, found only in Utah, is rarer than diamond, with one crystal for every 150,000 diamonds. A genuine collector's secret hiding in plain sight.

Diamond prices have fallen, but ring prices factor in gold and making charges too. Always ask for the certificate number to properly compare stones and value.

A hidden setting conceals the mounting beneath a diamond, removing visual interruption and making the stone appear larger, while also adding extra sparkle and protection.

Diamonds were originally worn by kings and noblemen, from ancient India to medieval Europe, long before becoming associated with women. Men wearing diamonds today is a return to tradition.

Dubai's record 2025 diamond trade shows natural stones still dominate, coloured gemstones are surging, and buyers benefit from a wider selection and sharper pricing.

The eternity ring's name comes from its unbroken circular design, symbolising endless love since ancient Egypt. Diamonds later became its natural match, representing permanence.

The round brilliant diamond cut took three centuries to perfect, from the Mazarin and Peruzzi cuts to Tolkowsky's 1919 formula, still the industry standard today.