Engagement Rings

The price of an engagement ring depends on the weight of the gold, the size and quality of the diamond or other gemstone, the ring’s design and the complexity of its making. In this collection you will find rings under 1 000 Eur, as well as more luxurious designs costing several thousand euros. The most popular choices are rings priced at around 1 000–2 000 Eur, but the right choice always depends on your personal budget.

There is no single right amount. It is worth spending as much as you can comfortably afford without borrowing or giving up important financial goals. Most importantly, consider your future fiancée’s taste, her preferred gold colour, design and gemstone. The collection offers engagement rings under 1 000 Eur as well as more luxurious designs.

The three months’ salary rule states that you should spend three months’ income on an engagement ring. The idea emerged in the 1930s as part of diamond advertising campaigns. Initially, spending one month’s salary was suggested; later this rose to two, and eventually to three months’ income.

Today the rule is considered outdated and should not dictate your choice. It is better to set a budget based on your personal finances, savings and shared plans as a couple. A ring’s value is defined not by its price but by its meaning and how well it suits your loved one’s taste.

Yes, a ring with a 2 ct centre diamond is generally considered large and striking. Carats indicate a diamond’s weight, not its exact width. A well-cut round 2 ct diamond usually measures about 8.1 mm in diameter, while a 1 ct diamond measures approximately 6.5 mm.

Doubling the carat weight does not mean the diamond will look twice as wide, as its depth also increases with weight. Oval, pear and marquise diamonds can look larger thanks to their elongated shape, while round and cushion-cut diamonds appear more compact.

On slender fingers a 2 ct diamond looks especially eye-catching, while on a wider hand it may look more proportionate. For everyday wear, a comfortable setting, the correct ring size and your lifestyle also matter.

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

Wedding rings are exchanged by the couple during the marriage ceremony. They symbolise marriage, fidelity and a life together. A wedding ring is usually simpler in shape, but may be decorated with small diamonds, engraving or other decorative details.

Both rings are often worn on the same ring finger. The wedding ring is usually put on first, closer to the palm, with the engagement ring worn above it. However, the order in which the rings are worn may vary according to personal preference and family tradition.