Choose With Clarity

The Jewellery Guide

The best choice is not the most expensive one. It is the stone, metal and setting that suit how you live — and how you want the piece to feel years from now.

01

Stone Origins

Lab-Grown &
Natural Diamonds

Both are real diamonds with the same crystal structure, hardness and optical properties. The difference is origin, rarity and the story you want the stone to carry.

Lab-Grown

Created in a controlled environment, usually offering a larger or higher-grade stone for the same budget. Best when size, precision and value lead the decision.

Natural

Formed in the earth over immense time and naturally finite. Best when geological rarity, provenance and traditional collectability matter most.

Starlume noteChoose by meaning, not appearance: without specialist equipment, a comparable lab-grown and natural diamond look the same.

02

Light & Fire

Moissanite &
Diamond

Moissanite is a different gemstone, known for vivid rainbow fire. Diamond reflects a more balanced mix of white brilliance and coloured dispersion.

Brilliance

Moissanite shows stronger rainbow flashes; diamond gives crisper white light.

Hardness

Diamond is 10 on the Mohs scale; moissanite is about 9.25. Both suit daily wear.

Price

Moissanite costs considerably less at a similar visual size.

Character

Choose diamond for classic restraint; moissanite for expressive fire and scale.

03

The Right Fit

Ring Size
Guide

The most reliable method is to have your finger measured by a jeweller using a band close to the width of your chosen ring.

  1. 01

    Measure at the right time

    Measure near the end of the day, when hands are warm. Avoid measuring immediately after exercise, travel or exposure to cold.

  2. 02

    Use a ring that already fits

    Measure its inside diameter across the widest point. Do not include the metal edge.

  3. 03

    Allow for band width

    Wide bands feel tighter than fine bands. For a wider design, a quarter to half size larger may feel more comfortable.

Before orderingEternity bands and highly detailed settings can be difficult to resize. Confirm the size before production whenever possible.

04

Colour & Wear

Choosing
Your Metal

Yellow Gold

Warm and timeless. Low maintenance and flattering across skin tones. Higher-karat gold has richer colour but is softer.

White Gold

Bright and refined. Often rhodium plated for a cool white finish; it may need replating as the surface wears.

Rose Gold

Soft and romantic. Its copper alloy adds warmth and durability, but may not suit those with copper sensitivity.

Platinum

Dense and naturally white. Hypoallergenic and excellent for secure settings; heavier and usually more costly.

05

Keep the Light

Jewellery
Care

Daily

Remove jewellery before sport, showering, swimming, cleaning or applying lotion and perfume.

Cleaning

Soak most diamond and gold pieces briefly in warm water with mild soap, brush gently with a very soft brush, rinse and pat dry.

Storage

Store pieces separately in soft pouches so stones and metal do not scratch one another.

Yearly

Have prongs, clasps and settings checked by a jeweller, especially for pieces worn every day.

Take careDo not use home ultrasonic cleaners on emeralds, opals, pearls or pieces with uncertain treatments. Ask us first.

Choose the piece that feels
quietly, unmistakably yours.

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