Oval Cut Engagement Rings

A full bezel ring built around a softly elongated oval, with a slight reverse taper that brings balance to the design. Slightly different and slightly celestial.

A classic solitaire brought back to its original form. Simple, balanced, and deliberately uncomplicated.

A bezel trilogy ring designed with a sense of succession and continuation. A nod to the three-dot ellipsis and the orbital paths of celestial bodies.

The layered pavé band was inspired by the diffused light you see in photos of deep space. Paired with an east-west oval stone, it gives the ring an atmospheric, celestial feeling.

Built around the relationship between two stones. The split double band gives Tether a feeling of connection, holding the two forms together in a sculptural but balanced way.

A classic three-stone design built around balance. The oval centre stone and pear side stones are proportioned to create a silhouette that feels natural across the finger.

A more sculptural take on a three-stone ring, with layered forms inspired by the rare alignment of celestial bodies. Low, compact, and slightly unexpected.

Inspired by the decorative form of a laurel wreath. Hand-engraved detailing adds a lovely vintage, ornamental feeling.

The detailing is hand-engraved and will have slight variations.

A classic oval solitaire with floral detail in the basket. Sculpted filigree on the bridge and flowing proportions give Flora a subtle sense of ornament.

Inspired by the fine layers of tulle, this design reworks the classic halo with an extra elongated oval and a much finer diamond frame. Soft, detailed, and more refined.

Inspired by the softness and lustre of charmeuse silk. The contoured halo gives the centre stone a refined framed effect, creating a chic version of a classic halo design.

A more technical, detailed take on the hidden halo solitaire. The wider band and low bezel give the design a more sculptural, modern feeling.

A true halo effect, created through metalwork rather than extra stones. The ridged halo detail is designed to give a soft, rippling glow, enhancing the reflection of the centre stone.

A bold halo with a slightly vintage feeling, softened by floral detail beneath the basket. Designed to feel decorative from more than one angle.

The scalloped setting and ridged band give a classic solitaire a dressed-up feeling without making it overly ornate.

A classic solitaire given a smoother, cleaner frame. The full bezel and weightier basket make the whole design feel sculptural but understated.

Inspired by the shape of a jewelled crown. A little regal, but still restrained.

A more symmetrical take on an organic cluster, with small details gathered around the centre stone. Inspired by the way pollen gathers and drifts through a garden.

Soft natural forms, kept low and grounded. The east-west silhouette gives the design its cleaner, more modern take on floral detail.

The stones read almost like notes across a page, giving the five-stone setting a sense of rhythm and progression.

A classic three-stone silhouette with a floral basket. Detailed and slightly thorn-like, without feeling overly floral.

The offset bezel gives the design structure, while repeated prongs add rhythm. Like parts in an orchestra, the details make the setting feel considered.

A cluster ring shaped around the natural rhythm of grasses and wildflowers. Fine clawwork and scattered forms give Meadow its relaxed, slightly whimsical feeling.

A classic solitaire with subtle floral detail beneath the stone. The tulip-inspired basket is adapted for each centre stone shape, so the detail feels intentional.

Inspired by sweeping desert landscapes, with every detail pared back into one uninterrupted form. Expansive, smooth, and bold.

Starting with a compass-prong setting, we leaned into the sense of direction with a step-cut oval and east-west orientation.