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Tips for Choosing the Right Engagement Ring

19/02/2026

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Choosing an engagement ring is one of the most exciting and meaningful decisions you will ever make. After all, it represents love, commitment, and the future you are building together. So, it is really important that you get it right. But, with so many styles to choose from and so many different settings and stones available, it can be tricky to get it right and choose a ring you really will love forever. 

The good news is, I’m here to help with some top tips for choosing an engagement ring that feels both beautiful and deeply personal. 

Understand your/your partner’s style

If you are buying a ring for a partner, then you need to make sure you know what they like, so you are going to want to do some snooping to see what kind of jewellery they already have and which metal and stones they prefer, so you can make a more informed decision.

If you are buying for yourself, you should do the same and take a look at your own jewellery so you are really clear on which pieces you love the most and how they might inform your choice of wedding ring.

Learn about diamond shapes

The shape of the center stone has a major impact on the overall look of the ring. Classic round cuts are timeless and offer maximum sparkle. Oval and pear shapes create a softer, elongated appearance. Emerald and radiant cuts provide a more structured, contemporary feel.

If you or your partner appreciates a bit of architectural elegance, a radiant and baguette lab diamond ring can be a stunning option. The radiant cut center stone offers brilliance and fire, while baguette side stones add clean lines and a refined touch. Choosing lab grown diamonds can also reflect modern values, offering a more sustainable and transparent alternative to traditional mining.

Consider the setting

The setting of a ring determines how the stone is held in place and this has a big influence on both the stone’s style and durability. A solitaire setting keeps the focus entirely on the center diamond, creating a classic and elegant look. Halo settings surround the main stone with smaller diamonds for extra sparkle. Three stone designs can symbolize your past, present, and future together.

If your partner leads an active lifestyle, consider a lower profile setting that offers more protection for the stone. Practicality is just as important as aesthetics, especially for a ring meant to be worn daily.

Set a realistic budget

It’s always important to set a realistic budget before you start ring shopping so that you do not waste time looking at rings you can afford, and so you are not disappointed by the price tag. An engagement ring should feel special, but it does not need to create financial stress or cause sour feelings at what should be an exciting time.


Hopefully, now that you know a little more about engagement rings, you will be able to choose the perfect one that will be treasured forever.

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