Engagement rings

The engagement ring is traditionally more luxurious than the wedding ring. Engagement rings are usually furnished with a central diamond. However, wedding rings are either usually worn as a band without stones or as a diamond band with several diamonds. Of course, you can also use a diamond band as an engagement ring. Good thing is that you set yourself the boundaries you want.

We recommend that you get involved with the topic of engagement rings as early as possible. After all, it is a symbol of love that stays on the finger throughout your life and it is often purchased without the knowledge of the partner. According to our experience we recommend you start your search 3 months before the engagement party. We also highly recommend that you order the engagement ring no later than 6 weeks. Of course, we would gladly guide you to find the perfect engagement ring.

If the proposal ring is to be worn parallel to the wedding ring, then both rings should be matched. If the rings are worn on different hands, then different styles and accents can be set. If the engagement ring is worn as a front ring to the wedding ring, many things are possible. Even more than you think: A classic engagement ring with a diamond fits almost everything, but a mix of materials can also be exciting. Another option would be to wear the engagement ring as a pendant on a necklace around your neck.

The easiest way would be to look in an existing ring of the partner. Alternatively, we offer some practical tips in our guide to ring size. In addition, we always include a free resizing afterwards.

Many people have certain expectations towards the engagement ring. It is therefore worth asking for example the mother or best friend for their preferences. If the ring doesn’t suit your partner, we can make minor changes to the already purchased ring. If the ring has not been engraved, you can also exchange it. A hot tip from our side: make sure you buy the right size right away.

The engagement ring is usually worn on the left ring finger, but nowadays there are no fixed specifications. Depending on culture and preference, the engagement ring is then assembled on the left or right ring finger alone or with the wedding ring after the wedding.