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Bespoke Rings

Every ring we make is designed in-house and finished on our own bench. Hatton Garden Bespoke Jewellery is a family workshop with three generations in the trade since the late 1960s, our founder at the Hatton Garden bench since 1999. We do not buy in finished stock and re-badge it. We take your brief, model it in CAD and hand-finish it at our own bench, with casting and setting carried out by trusted specialist workshops, and we arrange London Assay Office hallmarking. This page is the starting point for each type of ring we make.

The rings we make

Engagement rings

Solitaires, trilogies, halos and hidden-halo settings, built around a natural or lab-grown diamond of your choosing, with GIA or IGI certification on every centre stone. See bespoke engagement rings.

Wedding rings

Court, flat-court and D-shaped bands, plain or set, made to sit cleanly against an existing engagement ring. Matched pairs for both partners are straightforward. See wedding rings.

Eternity rings

Full and half-set bands in claw, channel or pavé, made to mark an anniversary or a birth, and sized to wear alongside your other rings. See eternity rings.

Gemstone rings

Sapphire, emerald, ruby and other coloured stones, set as a centre or as accents. We source to your colour and budget. See gemstone rings.

What a bespoke ring costs

Settings start from £800 and complete bespoke rings from £1,500, with most commissions falling between £3,000 and £12,000. Because we work directly with you and the workshop, your budget goes to the stone and the craftsmanship rather than retail mark-ups. Every quote is fixed and given in writing before any work begins, and London Assay Office hallmarking is included.

Begin your commission

Tell us what you have in mind and we will reply within four working hours, Monday to Friday. Consultations are free, held by appointment at our studio in The Goldsmiths' Centre, and carry no obligation. Book a consultation, or see our engagement rings and wedding rings to find where your ring might begin.

Begin Your Bespoke Journey

Visit our Hatton Garden workshop by appointment, or message us to begin remotely.

How long does it take to create a bespoke engagement ring in Hatton Garden?

Our bespoke engagement rings typically take 3 to 4 weeks to make once your CAD design is approved, around 4 to 6 weeks end to end from your first consultation. We work from our Hatton Garden studio and keep you updated at every stage with design previews and progress photos.

What is the price of a bespoke engagement ring at Hatton Garden Bespoke Jewellery?

Bespoke engagement rings start from £1,500. Most clients commission in the £3,000 to £12,000 range, with larger pieces up to £20,000. GIA or IGI certification is available on every centre stone. We accept all major payment methods.

Are your diamonds GIA certified?

Almost all our centre-stone diamonds come with independent certification from GIA or IGI. Smaller accent stones (under 0.25ct) aren't typically certified. Every certificate can be verified online.

Can I visit your Hatton Garden studio without an appointment?

We work by appointment Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 5:30pm. Please book in advance so we can give you our full attention.

Do you offer ring resizing and jewellery repairs?

Yes. For a ring we have made, sizing down is complimentary and sizing up is quoted individually, depending on how much metal we need to add. For a ring made by another jeweller, resizing is a chargeable service, quoted once we have seen the piece. Repairs, re-polishing and re-plating are chargeable services too; bring your piece in or post it to us and we'll give you a quote.

What is the difference between lab grown and natural diamonds?

Lab grown diamonds are chemically, physically and optically identical to natural diamonds. The only difference is their origin. Lab grown diamonds are typically 50 to 70% less expensive than natural diamonds of equivalent quality. We can source both and advise which suits your budget and preferences.

What makes a bespoke ring different from a ready-made ring?

A bespoke ring is designed around your specific brief (your chosen metal, stone, setting style, and finger size), drawn up in CAD and finished by hand. A ready-made ring is mass-produced in standard sizes to a predetermined design. Bespoke pieces take three to four weeks to make, and because you work with the workshop direct your budget goes towards the stone and the craftsmanship rather than retail margins.

How long does a bespoke ring take to make?

Typical turnaround is three to four weeks from design sign-off. The process runs: consultation, CAD render (1 week), design revisions and approval, casting and setting (2-3 weeks), final polish and London Assay Office hallmarking. Rush orders in as little as two weeks are possible for an additional fee.

Can I design a bespoke ring without visiting the studio?

Yes. Many of our commissions are completed entirely remotely: by WhatsApp, video call, and insured shipping. We share digital design renders for approval, agree stone selection through photos and video, and ship the finished piece fully insured, with international delivery arranged and insured. Clients from the US, EU, Middle East, and Asia commission rings from us without ever visiting London.

What metals and stones can I choose?

Metals: platinum, 18ct and 9ct gold (white, yellow, rose), 22ct gold, silver, palladium. Stones: natural or lab-grown diamonds from 0.01ct to 10ct+, sapphires (all colours), rubies, emeralds, aquamarines, tourmalines, spinels, and most precious and semi-precious gemstones. All significant centre stones are supplied with independent grading certificates.

How much does a bespoke ring cost?

Bespoke ring commissions at Hatton Garden Bespoke Jewellery start from £1,500. Most clients commission in the £3,000 to £12,000 range, with larger statement pieces up to £20,000 and beyond. The final price depends on the metal (platinum runs ~3% more than white gold), stone quality and size, setting complexity, and finishing detail. Fixed-price quotes are provided at consultation before any work begins.