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Yes. As all our rings and jewellery are handmade and made-to-order, you can customise our designs anyway you like.
Just get in touch with us to let us know what you would like and we can help to create your perfect engagement ring, wedding ring, or other piece of jewellery.
Yes. All of our engagement rings, wedding rings and jewellery you see on the website can be made in recycled 14ct or 18ct yellow gold, white gold and rose gold or 950 platinum.
All our precious metals are ethically sourced. Learn more here
Yes. We make every piece individually by hand and love to modify our existing collection or create something completely new. We love nothing more than bringing your ideas to life and creating pieces that will be loved and cherished for life.
Not necessarily, no. The cost of a bespoke engagement ring is the same as any comparable ring on our website, because we offer a free design service for all our rings. The only exception would be if you wish to pay for exclusivity – so that your design would be a one-off, and would never to be repeated – the cost of an exclusive design would be higher. All our rings are made by hand from molten metal, so the work required to make a bespoke design is the same as that required for an existing one.
Don’t worry we offer a free resizing service. We find it almost inevitable that you will need to resize the engagement ring if you are trying to keep the proposal a secret. Our resizing service can be done without the need to leave the comfort of your own home.
A couple of ideas which might get you close:
1) If they wear a ring on the opposite hand but the same finger, it is worth knowing the fingers on your dominant hand are typically 1/2 to 1 size bigger than your non-dominant hand;
2) If you think you can use your ninja skills, we can send you out some ring sizing loops to slip over their while they sleep;
3) Gently wrap a piece of paper around their finger and draw a line where the two overlap (least accurate way); and
4) If you have no idea, a general description of their hands (small, medium, large, prominent knuckles, etc.) would give us a steer.
Worst-case scenario, it is always better to go larger than needed so you can slip the ring over her finger in that special moment. The ring can always be resized later.