A guide to buying an engagement ring

If your partner does not tend to wear too much jewellery or they seem to wear the same pieces every day, it is likely they will enjoy wearing a statement piece such as a halo ring If your partner wears all white gold jewellery, then it is unlikely that she will want a yellow gold engagement ring and vice versa When choosing an engagement ring, taking into consideration the wedding band, and how that may fit together with an engagement ring is important.

A larger diamond or stone in the engagement ring may sit lower than a smaller stone, therefore potentially covering part of a wedding band This may be uncomfortable to wear as it may lift the engagement ring slightly above the band and may also end up damaging or scratching the wedding band due to the constant friction of the overlap Plus, if you have bought a wedding ring with tiny diamonds around the band, wouldn't it be a shame if the engagement ring laps over and covers them for the most part? A perfectly designed bridal set will take into consideration the shape and size of the engagement ring, and the band will be created to work in tangent with that shape. Source