Classic Engagement Rings

The classic choice is a solitaire ring with a single centre diamond. A round brilliant-cut diamond set in a delicate band of white, yellow or rose gold is especially popular. Such a ring stands out for its harmonious proportions and elegance, and remains relevant regardless of changing trends.

Some of the most elegant choices are emerald-cut and round brilliant-cut diamonds. An emerald-cut diamond features long, step-cut facets, clean lines and an understated sparkle. A round brilliant cut reflects the maximum amount of light, giving the ring expressive sparkle and classic luxury.

For a subtle look, an emerald-cut diamond in a simple gold band is ideal, while those wanting more sparkle should choose a round diamond in a classic solitaire ring. An oval diamond visually lengthens the finger, and a square Asscher cut gives the piece a vintage elegance.

Yes, 5000 euros is a solid budget that allows you to choose from a wide range of quality engagement rings with natural diamonds. For this amount, you can combine a larger diamond, higher quality characteristics and 585 fineness white, yellow or rose gold.

The final price of the ring depends on the diamond’s weight, cut, colour, clarity and the complexity of the design. When choosing, it is worth deciding what matters most: a larger stone, more brilliant sparkle or higher diamond quality.

Yes, a 2-carat diamond is considered large and a highly noticeable choice. Carats refer to the stone’s weight, not its exact diameter. A well-cut round 2 ct diamond is usually about 8.1 mm in diameter, while a 1 ct diamond measures approximately 6.5 mm.

Visual size also depends on the shape of the diamond. Oval, pear and emerald-shaped stones often look larger thanks to their elongated silhouette, while round and cushion-shaped diamonds appear more compact. On slender fingers, a 2 ct stone will be particularly striking, while on a broader hand it will look proportionate and luxurious.

The two rings traditionally associated with marriage are the engagement ring and the wedding ring. The engagement ring is given at the proposal and symbolises the promise to marry. It is usually adorned with a single prominent diamond or another gemstone.

Wedding rings are exchanged by the couple during the marriage ceremony. They symbolise commitment, unity and a shared life. A wedding ring is usually more understated, but may be decorated with small diamonds or engraving. Both rings are usually worn together, with the wedding ring placed closer to the palm and the engagement ring above it.