HAILEY | 4 claw round solitaire
from
$750.00 AUD
EMELIA | 6 claw round solitaire
from
$760.00 AUD
KENDALL | round bezel set solitaire
from
$835.00 AUD
KAIA | round solitaire with 3/4 pavé band
from
$1,140.00 AUD
LEONA | round halo
from
$1,200.00 AUD
MILAN | round three stone
from
$1,480.00 AUD
MONET | round solitaire with hidden halo
from
$965.00 AUD
RUBY | round and pear three stone
from
$1,580.00 AUD
SELENA | round and baguette three stone
from
$1,450.00 AUD
WILLOW | round solitaire with wrap-around hidden halo
from
$1,100.00 AUD
ISABELLA | oval solitaire
from
$760.00 AUD
KATY | oval east-west solitaire
from
$760.00 AUD
BLAKE | oval bezel set solitaire
from
$835.00 AUD
ANGELINA | oval solitaire with wrap-around hidden halo
from
$1,100.00 AUD
FRANKIE | oval solitaire with 3/4 pavé band
from
$1,140.00 AUD
GABRIELLA | oval halo
from
$1,280.00 AUD
GIA | oval and round three stone
from
$1,480.00 AUD
OLIVE | oval and pear three stone
from
$1,580.00 AUD
ROSIE | oval three stone
from
$1,870.00 AUD
SOPHIA | oval solitaire with hidden halo
from
$965.00 AUD
VIENNA | oval halo with 2/3 pavé band
from
$1,650.00 AUD
CELINE | emerald solitaire
from
$750.00 AUD
EDYN | emerald east-west solitaire
from
$750.00 AUD
KARLIE | emerald bezel set solitaire
from
$835.00 AUD
IVY | emerald solitaire with hidden halo
from
$965.00 AUD
JUNIPER | emerald three stone
from
$1,520.00 AUD
CARA | emerald and pear three stone
from
$1,580.00 AUD
MARLEE | emerald halo with 2/3 pavé band
from
$1,650.00 AUD
POPPY | emerald solitaire with 3/4 pavé band
from
$1,140.00 AUD
GRACIE | radiant solitaire
from
$750.00 AUD
BILLIE | radiant east-west solitaire
from
$750.00 AUD
BONNIE | radiant solitaire with 3/4 pavé band
from
$1,140.00 AUD
VIOLA | radiant and pear three stone
from
$1,580.00 AUD
ZARAH | radiant solitaire with hidden halo
from
$965.00 AUD
ZENDAYA | radiant bezel set solitaire
from
$835.00 AUD
DAKOTA | pear halo with 2/3 pavé band
from
$1,750.00 AUD
LOLA | pear halo
from
$1,300.00 AUD
MILEY | pear solitaire with wrap-around hidden halo
from
$1,100.00 AUD
MILLIE | pear bezel set solitaire
from
$835.00 AUD
PAIGE | pear solitaire with 3/4 pavé band
from
$1,140.00 AUD
RHAY | pear solitaire
from
$750.00 AUD
ZIA | pear three stone
from
$1,580.00 AUD
MARA | cushion solitaire
from
$750.00 AUD
AHRI | cushion solitaire with hidden halo
from
$965.00 AUD
CAMILA | cushion halo with 2/3 pavé band
from
$1.00 AUD
RIVER | cushion and pear three stone
from
$1,580.00 AUD
SAMARA | cushion halo
from
$1,200.00 AUD
MARGOT | marquise solitaire
from
$760.00 AUD
GIGI | marquise bezel set solitaire
from
$835.00 AUD
SOPHIE | marquise solitaire with 3/4 pavé band
from
$1,140.00 AUD
TAYLOR | marquise solitaire with hidden halo
from
$965.00 AUD
ZIPHORA | marquise halo
from
$1,280.00 AUD
ANA | princess solitaire with hidden halo
from
$965.00 AUD
SCARLETT | princess solitaire with 3/4 pavé band
from
$1,140.00 AUD
SKYE | princess solitaire
from
$750.00 AUD
HOW MUCH SHOULD AN ENGAGEMENT RING COST?
In 2025, statistically speaking, couples spend an average of $5,000 to $6,000 on engagement rings, though this varies widely based on personal circumstances. The old "two-month salary" rule is just outdated marketing from De Beers, what matters is choosing a budget that fits your financial situation and doesn't strain your future together.
- What affects pricing: Stone type (natural vs lab-grown vs moissanite), carat weight, cut quality, metal choice, and setting complexity all impact final cost.
- Smart budget strategies: Consider a 0.9-carat or 1.90-carat stone instead of 1.0-carat or 2.0-carat for better savings. We recommend choosing lab-grown diamonds or exploring moissanite for more options. Make sure your partner is open and excited about these alternatives.
- Custom vs ready-made: There's something special about designing and creating a ring yourself, whether for your partner or yourself. It's about ownership and self-expression during such a memorable life event, making the piece truly yours.
- Lifetime value: Focus on quality craftsmanship and ethical sourcing rather than finding the cheapest option available. This ring is meant to last a lifetime, and poor craftsmanship can turn what should be a perfect moment into heartbreak.
We go into more detail here on how much should you actually spend on an engagement ring
ENGAGEMENT RING STYLES GUIDE
Choosing the perfect engagement ring style is about understanding both timeless classics and modern trends. In 2025, couples are embracing everything from minimalist solitaires to statement halo designs, with personalisation and ethical sourcing driving many decisions.
- Solitaire engagement rings: The timeless choice featuring a single centre stone. Classic 6-prong settings maximise light exposure, while 4-prong designs offer a more modern, clean look that shows more of the diamond.
- Halo engagement rings: Surrounding the centre stone with smaller diamonds creates 1.5-2mm of additional visual size and dramatic sparkle. Perfect for maximising impact within budget constraints.
- Bezel set engagement rings: The fastest-growing style offers modern sophistication with a metal rim surrounding the diamond for maximum protection and sleek appeal.
- Three-stone engagement rings: Symbolising past, present, and future, these designs are gaining popularity with modern twists like fancy-shaped side stones (pears, baguettes, trapezoids).
- Toi et moi engagement rings: Meaning "you and me" in French, this romantic style features two stones of equal or complementary sizes, representing the union of two souls coming together.
How to choose the perfect engagement ring style for your partner
MOISSANITE VS DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
Want diamond beauty without the natural diamond price? Here's how moissanite and lab-grown diamonds compare when you're looking for stunning alternatives that fit your budget.
- Brilliance and sparkle: Moissanite has a higher refractive index (2.65 vs 2.42) creating more "fire" and rainbow sparkles, while diamonds offer classic white brilliance with subtle, timeless elegance.
- Durability for daily wear: Diamonds score 10 on the Mohs scale, moissanite scores 9.25. Both are exceptionally durable for everyday wear, with the difference being negligible for practical purposes.
- Value and pricing: Moissanite costs significantly less than diamonds of similar size, allowing you to choose larger stones within the same budget. Lab-grown diamonds offer pricing between natural diamonds and moissanite.
- Ethical considerations: Both lab-created moissanite and lab-grown diamonds are conflict-free with ethical sourcing and reduced environmental impact compared to traditional mining.
- Which should you choose: Moissanite is its own unique stone (originally discovered in meteorites) with a distinctly flashier, rainbow sparkle that's brighter than diamonds. Choose lab-grown diamonds if you want the exact diamond look where people will always assume it's a diamond. Choose moissanite if you love that extra sparkle and rainbow fire, it looks diamond-like but with noticeably more brilliance. The enhanced sparkle isn't for everyone, but those who love it really love it.
Read our honest comparison of moissanite vs diamond engagement rings
HOW DO I CHOOSE AN ENGAGEMENT RING?
Choosing the perfect engagement ring is one of the most important decisions you'll make together. This ring will be on your partner's finger every day for life, so getting it right matters. Many couples now design rings together to ensure they'll truly love the result.
- Know your partner's style (or design together): You might think you know what they want, but being 100% certain is crucial since they're the one wearing it daily. Consider proposing with a placeholder ring and designing the perfect one together, more couples are choosing this approach.
- Choose the right stone shape: Round brilliant offers maximum sparkle and timeless appeal, oval creates an elongated elegant look, princess and emerald cuts suit modern tastes, while cushion and vintage cuts offer romantic charm.
- Understand the 4 C's: Cut affects brilliance (most important), colour ranges from D (colourless) to Z, clarity shows inclusions, and carat determines size. Balance these based on your priorities and budget.
- Select the setting style: Solitaire showcases the stone, halo adds sparkle and apparent size, three-stone represents past/present/future, bezel offers modern protection, and vintage settings provide unique character.
- Honestly, have a consultation: With countless combinations of stones, settings, band thickness, and quality factors affecting your ring's final appearance and value, it just makes sense to jump into a consultation and enjoy the process.
ENGAGEMENT RING FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Traditionally, engagement rings are worn on the ring finger (fourth finger) of the left hand. This tradition stems from the ancient belief that this finger contains the "vena amoris" or vein of love directly connected to the heart.
Plan to buy your engagement ring 6-8 weeks before proposing if choosing from existing designs, or 2-3 months ahead for custom rings. This allows time for sizing, setting stones, and any adjustments. Rush orders are possible but may limit your options.
Most engagement rings can be resized up or down by 1-2 sizes depending on the design. Simple solitaire bands resize easily, while complex settings with side stones or intricate details may have limitations. Consider sizing carefully during purchase to avoid potential issues.
Yes, lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically, and optically identical to mined diamonds. They're created in controlled laboratory conditions using the same carbon structure. The main differences are origin, price (typically 60-80% less), and guaranteed ethical sourcing.
Quality engagement rings last a lifetime with proper care. Platinum and 18k gold are highly durable metals, while diamonds and moissanite are among the hardest materials. Schedule professional cleaning annually and inspect prongs regularly to maintain security and sparkle.
Engagement rings feature a prominent centre stone and are given during the proposal. Wedding rings are simpler bands exchanged during the ceremony, designed to sit flush against the engagement ring. Many couples choose matching or complementary wedding band styles.