Emerald Cut Engagement Rings

This is one of the most common concerns — and it’s completely okay not to know the exact size. If you already have a ring they wear, you can use it as a reference with our size guide. If not, our team can help you estimate the size based on average fits and make adjustments later if needed. Many proposals start with an estimate, not a perfect measurement.

Most engagement rings are given during a proposal, but there’s no fixed rule. Some couples plan the proposal together, others prefer a surprise. What matters isn’t the timing — it’s choosing a moment that feels genuine and personal to your relationship.

That happens more often than you might think. In most cases, the ring can be resized after the proposal. Our team will let you know what’s possible for your specific design and guide you through the process so the ring fits comfortably without compromising its look.

Engagement rings are made to be worn and enjoyed, but a bit of care helps them last longer. We recommend removing your ring during workouts, heavy lifting, or household chores. Gentle cleaning at home and occasional professional checkups will help keep the diamond secure and sparkling.

Carat refers to weight, not visual size. The cut and shape of a diamond play a big role in how large it appears on the hand. Some shapes are cut to spread the weight more, which can make them look bigger. We’re always happy to show side-by-side comparisons to help you decide.

There’s no single “right” choice. Some people care most about sparkle, others about size or clarity. Cut, colour, clarity, and carat all work together, and the best diamond is the one that fits your style, lifestyle, and budget. Our role is to help you understand the options — not push you toward one answer.