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Engagement Rings

Find your engagement ring at Fraser Hart. Choose from solitaire, halo, trilogy and cluster designs with natural or lab grown diamonds, set in platinum, white gold or yellow gold. Shop online, or book an appointment at one of our 22 showrooms across the UK, where our diamond specialists can help you compare shapes, sizes and settings side by side.

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Platinum 1.00ct Oval Diamond Solitaire Ring Platinum 1.00ct Oval Diamond Solitaire Ring
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18ct Yellow Gold 1.00ct Oval Diamond Solitaire Ring 18ct Yellow Gold 1.00ct Oval Diamond Solitaire Ring
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18ct White Gold Orchid Setting With 0.50 Carat Diamond Set Shoulders Ring 18ct White Gold Orchid Setting With 0.50 Carat Diamond Set Shoulders Ring
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Born NOVA Platinum 1.50ct Oval Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Ring Born NOVA Platinum 1.50ct Oval Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Ring
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Platinum 1.00ct Round Brilliant Diamond Four Claw Solitaire Ring Platinum 1.00ct Round Brilliant Diamond Four Claw Solitaire Ring
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How to choose an engagement ring

Choose an engagement ring by considering diamond shape, setting, metal, diamond origin and budget. Start with the jewellery your partner already wears, then explore the details that matter most. Our guides and showroom teams can help you compare your options.

Choose a diamond shape

Diamond shape describes the outline of the stone. Oval and pear diamonds have elongated silhouettes, round diamonds have a circular outline, and emerald cuts offer rectangular lines. Princess cuts are typically square, while cushion cuts have rounded corners. Compare different shapes on the hand to see which proportions appeal to you. Explore each shape in our collections, or read our diamond shapes guide for a closer look at the differences.

Choose a setting

The setting shapes the overall appearance of your engagement ring. A solitaire places one centre stone in focus, a halo surrounds it with smaller diamonds, and a three-stone ring brings three stones together. Cluster settings group several stones into one design. Consider the height of the setting, comfort and how it sits beside a wedding band. Our engagement ring settings guide explains the details to compare before choosing your ring.

Choose a metal

Platinum, white gold and yellow gold offer different colours and care considerations. Platinum is naturally white, white gold may need rhodium replating over time, and yellow gold has a warm tone. Think about the jewellery you already wear and the wedding band you plan to choose. Trying both rings together can help you compare their colour, fit and overall appearance.

Natural or lab grown?

Earth-grown and lab-grown diamonds share the same basic chemical composition and crystal structure, but have different origins. Earth-grown diamonds form naturally underground; lab-grown diamonds are created in a controlled environment. Lab-grown options generally cost less than comparable earth-grown stones. Explore our lab-grown engagement rings and compare individual diamonds by cut, colour, clarity and carat weight. Our diamond origins guide explains these differences to help you choose what matters to you.

Set a budget

Start with an amount you feel comfortable spending. Diamond origin, carat weight, quality, metal and setting all influence the price of an engagement ring. Decide which details matter most, then compare options within your budget. There is no fixed salary rule to follow. Read our guide to how much to spend for help balancing your priorities before making a decision.

See them in person

Visit a Fraser Hart showroom to compare engagement rings on your hand and discuss your preferences with our team. Book an appointment for help with shapes, settings and sizing, or use our store finder to plan a visit near you.

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ENGAGEMENT RINGS FAQs
There is no rule. The "three months' salary" idea came from advertising, not tradition. Decide on a budget you are comfortable with, then prioritise cut quality, which has the biggest effect on sparkle. Our guide to how much to spend on an engagement ring explains the trade-offs.
Round brilliant is the classic choice for the most sparkle. Oval is one of the most searched shapes in the UK right now because it can look larger than a round diamond of the same carat weight. Emerald, pear, princess and cushion cuts each have their own character.
Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds, with the same chemical and physical properties as natural diamonds. The difference is origin: natural diamonds formed in the earth over billions of years; lab grown diamonds are created in weeks. Lab grown diamonds usually cost less for the same size and quality. We offer both.
Platinum is naturally white and very durable. White gold has a rhodium finish that keeps it bright and may need re-plating over time. Yellow gold gives a warm, classic look. Most people match the metal of the engagement ring and the wedding band.
Cut, colour, clarity and carat are the four measures used to grade a diamond. Cut has the biggest effect on sparkle; carat is weight, not size. Our diamond buying guide explains each one.
Borrow a ring they wear on the same finger, or ask a friend or family member. Our guide to finding a ring size secretly has more ideas.
Yes, many engagement rings can be resized, but this depends on the design, metal and adjustment needed. Our team can assess your ring and advise. Read our ring resizing guide for full details.
Yes. Book an appointment at a Fraser Hart showroom to see rings in person and compare diamonds side by side.
Yes — 0% finance is available on selected engagement rings, making it easier to spread the cost. Eligibility and terms can vary, so check the product details and checkout options for the latest information.
A solitaire puts all the focus on one diamond. A halo surrounds the centre stone with smaller diamonds, adding sparkle and making it look larger. Our solitaire vs halo guide compares them.
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