Why You Should Choose Lab Grown Stone For Your Engagement Ring

Kat

November 2, 2022

Moissanite Engagement Rings: A More Ethical Option

Kat

May 30, 2022

We’re experiencing unparalleled times; pandemics, wars, prices rises and increasing environmental issues. It’s easy to feel a bit gloomy, but – in the immortal words of D:Ream – things can only get better (she says, with fingers firmly crossed!)

Coloured Gems, Skulls & Custom Engraving: Alternative Engagement & Wedding Ring Ideas

Kat

August 24, 2021

If you’re reading this, the likelihood is that you don’t want your wedding to be super traditional. Maybe you’re wearing a coloured gown, sashaying down the aisle to your favourite metal song or putting skulls on the tables instead of flowers. All of these things, and many more, are really fun ways to showcase your individuality. However after the wedding itself is over, none of these things - however creative and fun - will exist in your everyday life.

Unique Antique Engagement Rings & Jewellery for Vintage Loving Brides

Kat

August 1, 2020

One of my favourite things to do is to walk through The Laines in Brighton and gaze lovingly at all the stunning pre-loved jewellery in the shop windows. You have to wonder about the person that owned those pieces beforehand, what their life was like and when they wore it. It's all very romantic really.

Alternative Wedding Rings for the Ultimate Non-Traditional Commitment

Kat

December 13, 2019

The exchanging of the rings is one of the most exciting and personal moments in any wedding. You also have to look at your wedding band every day, so making sure your rings are personal and authentically you is super important for even the most non-traditional couples. Whether you want something minimal or a ring that’s never been seen before, there are plenty of unique ring options out there.

Alternative Engagement Ring Ideas for Rock n Roll Brides

Kat

November 6, 2019

If you're reading this, the likelihood is that you don't want your wedding to be super traditional. Maybe you're wearing a coloured gown, sashaying down the aisle to your favourite metal song or putting skulls on the tables instead of flowers. All of these things, and many more, are really fun yet fleeting ways to showcase your individuality. After all, once the wedding itself if over they won't exist in your everyday life.