Unique Engagement Rings

The most luxurious engagement rings are those set with high-quality diamonds, rare coloured gemstones and meticulously crafted stone arrangements. Their value depends not only on carat weight but also on the diamond’s clarity, colour and cut, the complexity of the design and the jeweller’s craftsmanship. Bespoke designs stand out for their exceptional luxury, as do rings from the “Blossom”, “Dream” and “Exclusive” collections in white, yellow or rose gold.

An engagement ring of this value usually features a centre diamond of several carats and exceptionally high quality, or a rare coloured gemstone. The stone typically stands out for its excellent cut, high clarity and rare colour, while the ring itself is made to order and may be accented with smaller diamonds. That said, size alone does not determine the price. A rare one- or two-carat diamond can cost more than a much larger stone of lower quality.

Luxury engagement rings are often purchased from specialist jewellery salons, during private consultations or commissioned as bespoke designs. Those looking for rare stones with investment value also turn to trusted diamond experts or auction houses. The key criteria when choosing are a certificate confirming the stone’s origin and quality, the jeweller’s reputation, the warranty and the option to personalise the design. For those seeking a distinctive design, rings from the “Exclusive”, “Exclusive Marquise”, “Blossom” and “Dream” collections are an excellent choice.

A 2 carat diamond is bold and eye-catching, but it does not necessarily look too flashy. The overall impression depends on the shape of the stone, the design of the ring, the proportions of the finger and personal style. A round 2 carat diamond measures approximately 8 mm in diameter, while an oval, pear or marquise-shaped stone can appear even larger. A minimalist setting lends elegance to a classic ring, whereas additional diamonds and an ornate arrangement create a more striking look. It is also worth considering everyday comfort, as a large stone in a high setting may catch on clothing.

Ownership of an engagement ring depends on the circumstances in which it was given and the laws in force in the country concerned. If the ring was given as a gift in anticipation of a future marriage, in certain cases its return may be requested if the engagement is broken off. Factors taken into account include whether the gift was clearly linked to the planned marriage, its value and the circumstances in which it was given. Once the marriage has taken place, the ring usually becomes the personal property of the person who received it and, in the event of divorce, is generally not divided as joint marital property. In the event of a dispute, the applicable law and the individual circumstances should be followed.