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Cat's colour change sapphire and platinum engagement ring
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Georgie's sapphire and diamond engagement ring
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Jess's platinum, tourmaline and diamond engagement ring
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Ann's Platinum, diamond, amethyst and aquamarine twist ring
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Kerry's beautiful sapphire and diamond engagement ring
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Melissa's 2.38ct green amethyst engagement ring
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Hannah's 0.67ct sapphire and 0.22ct diamond engagement ring
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Stephanie's platinum and diamond engagement ring
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Elle's 1ct diamond and platinum engagement ring
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Trilogy style 0.42ct sapphire and 0.60ct diamond engagement ring
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Cherry blossom inspired pink and white diamond engagement ring
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Liz's 'Moi et Toi' style 0.60ct diamond engagement ring
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Kath's 1.45ct sapphire and platinum engagement ring
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Spinning top inspired platinum ring with 2.24ct sapphire and diamonds totalling 0.21cts
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Anna's aquamarine and diamond cluster engagement ring
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Fiona's 1.83ct five diamond engagement ring
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Gem's Celtic knot inspired platinum and diamond engagement ring
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Emma's platinum, diamond, sapphire and aquamarine engagement ring
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Emily's handmade platinum and 0.52ct diamond engagement ring
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Sara's modern platinum and diamond engagement ring
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Learn about Platinum
Platinum derives from the Spanish word ‘platina’ meaning silver. It is the most expensive and hard wearing of the precious metals. Platinum’s strength and durability makes it an ideal metal within which to set the most valuable of stones. It does not tarnish and its purity means that it will not cause an allergic reaction. Find out more....
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