Three generations of jewellers
Three generations of jewellers. GIA or IGI grading report available on centre stones. Complimentary UK delivery, fully insured.
Emerald and radiant cuts share an outline but not their light, and the Asscher is the emerald's deeper, square relation.
Read the storyA grading report is the specification sheet for one diamond.
Some diamonds glow, most often blue, under ultraviolet light.
Finished ring, simple placeholder or no ring and a plan: how to choose the proposal route that suits you both, and how a bespoke ring follows from each.
Where the two months salary rule came from, why it is not advice, and a more useful way to decide what to spend.
Three quotes, three very different numbers, apparently for the same ring.
Complete bespoke engagement rings start from £2,000; this guide sets out what drives the price and the typical brackets.
What Hatton Garden actually is, whether it is cheaper than the high street, the difference between a workshop and a showroom, and how to prepare for a visit.
The metal shapes how a ring looks and wears, and what it costs. How platinum, white gold and yellow gold compare for an engagement ring.
A surprise proposal usually means you cannot ask for a ring size. Quiet ways to find it out, and what to do if you cannot.
The grading report matters almost as much as the stone. How the GIA and the IGI differ, and which suits a natural or a laboratory-grown diamond.
You do not need to be in London to have a ring made in Hatton Garden. How a remote commission works, from brief to insured delivery.
Accurate UK ring sizing at home, in three reliable methods, plus the two common approaches to avoid.
Solitaire, halo, three-stone, pavé and bezel, and how to match each to a stone.
What each mark in a UK hallmark means, and why ours are struck at the London Assay Office.
How platinum and white, yellow and rose gold compare in colour, wear and price.
Round, oval, cushion, emerald, pear, princess, marquise, radiant, asscher, heart: a complete guide to the ten classic diamond shapes, how each one catches light, which hand shapes they suit, and how shape affects price.
Nine beautiful places to propose across London, from the Kyoto Garden in Holland Park to private dining rooms in Hatton Garden.
Some of our commissions begin with a diamond the client already owns.
A century of Hatton Garden: how London's jewellery quarter took shape, and why we still work from The Goldsmiths' Centre today.
The 4Cs of diamonds are cut, colour, clarity and carat. The fifth, confidence in what you are buying, decides whether you are happy with the stone.
Inside the bespoke ring design process: consultation, CAD design, stone selection, casting, hand setting and hallmarking at the London Assay Office.
What a bespoke ring gives you that a ready-made one cannot, and where ready-made is the better choice.
Invisible laser ring resizing for gold and platinum rings in Hatton Garden. No visible seam.
Laboratory-grown vs natural diamonds: chemically identical, often more affordable, but different heritage value.
Design your own bespoke engagement ring, wedding band, or fine jewellery at our Hatton Garden studio.
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