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A few more unusual stones and ideas
This page shows a few more unusual stones and ideas that have been worked into our customer's engagement rings.
There is no need to go from the traditional diamond as a central stone, there are many other vibrant and stunning choices, both precious and semi-precious - a few are shown below. Stones can be cut into all kinds of shapes and a few of the less common cuts are shown as well.
There are also many different ways to set stones and of course many possibilities with the ring's shank both symmetrical and asymmetrical.
If you would like an initial chat about your idea, please email or call Kate or Jo on +44 (0)1462 790565 - they are very happy to chat about feasibility and possible costs or could book you in for a face to face or phone appointment with one of our designers.
Some interesting stone choices......
A stunning pink star sapphire for Emily and Alan
Heidi loves watermelon tourmalines - the colour graduates from pink to green
Ruth chose this London blue brilliant cut topaz for its intense colour
This is a lovely and rare mandarin garnet set alongside diamonds
A stunning black star sapphire set in rose gold for Caleb
This is a black cubic zircon set with diamonds for Anita
This beautiful oval cut 0.86ct plum coloured tourmaline for Nicola
Moonstones are a subtle and lovely choice for engagement rings
Mel wanted something unusual but subtle so choice this fine pink tourmaline
Some interesting stone cuts....
A stunning pear shaped diamond engagement ring commissioned by Andy
Elaine's engagement ring has a large triangular cut Vietnamese Aquamarine
Another pear shaped diamond set in yellow gold for Kelly
A very unusual shaped pink sapphire for Lorna
Other ideas....
A wide shank for Edwina and Paul's own diamonds
This ring has 2 bands which act as a hingle enabling it to be reversible
Layla's engagement ring has a double shank that crosses over at the back
The stone is set at an angle in Liz's engagement ring
Diamonds are channel set into Cindy's engagement ring
Why not go for an assymetrical design as Stephanie did....
....or an end only setting for your stone, like Rachel.
for romantic or interesting stories
A bold statement for Trevor's
opal matrix engagement ring
This engagement ring features a baguette cut deep green tourmaline
A splash of purple for Anne - amethysts set in platinum
Mindy's engagement ring has a double band in a cage shape