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Design Your Own Rings

Interested in bespoke rings, but don't know where to start? Give us some basic info and our specialist bespoke jewellers will get back to you with advice and suggestions, absolutely free and confidentially.

  • Size

    Select the ring size required. Don't worry if you have to guess, this can be amended later.
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  • Metal

    Select the metal you'd like to use.

  • More information about metals

    • 9 ct yellow gold9ct yellow gold is a metal alloy which contains: 37.5% gold, 52.1% copper zinc and 10.4% silver. It's hardwearing but lighter in colour than 18ct yellow gold. It is the cheaper of the two choices. Excellent if you are on a budget.
    • 9 ct white gold9ct white gold is a metal alloy which contains: 37.5% gold, 4.9% palladium and 57.6% silver. It's more hardwearing than 18ct yellow gold. It is the cheaper of the two choices. Excellent if you are on a budget. It will probably need rhodium plating to give a good white finish. White gold is naturally a yellowy-cream colour and is often rhodium-plated. Plating usually lasts around 3-5 years.
    • 18 ct yellow gold18ct yellow gold is a metal alloy which contains: 75% gold, 16% copper and 9% silver. It is a beautiful rich yellow colour. The metal is softer than 9ct gold, but a more popular choice due to the colour and higher gold content. The softness would only really be an issue if the piece was to be worn against a harder metal such as 9ct gold.
    • 18 ct white gold18ct white gold is a metal alloy which contains: 75% gold, 3% palladium and 22% silver. The metal is softer than 9ct gold, but a more popular choice due to the higher gold content. The softness would only really be an issue if the piece was to be worn against a harder metal such as 9ct gold, platinum or palladium. It will probably need rhodium plating to give a good white finish. White gold is naturally a yellowy cream colour and is often rhodium-plated. Plating usually lasts around 3-5 years.
    • PalladiumPalladium, is a metal alloy which contains: 95% Palladium, 5% Gallium & Copper. Palladium is a white metal from the platinum family. It doesn't tarnish or require rhodium plating. It is also hypoallergenic. It is lighter in weight and slightly softer than platinum but it is almost half the price. Palladium is an excellent alternative to 18ct white gold or for someone looking for a larger piece that would be too heavy in platinum.
    • PlatinumPlatinum is made up of approximately 95% pure platinum and 5% copper. This is the hardest of all metal choices. Its a white metal that doesn't tarnish or need plating. It is also hypoallergenic. Platinum is the heaviest of the precious metals which could be a consideration if ordering a large piece or if you are not used to wearing jewellery all the time. Platinum is also the rarest and most expensive of all the precious metals.

  • The colour and the shape

    Select the colour of the stone you'd like and its shape. If you want more information on the different stones, click below.

  • More information about stone colour

    • WhiteA white stone has to be a diamond. Diamonds are priced according to your budget. They can be surprisingly cheap or extravagantly expensive. It's your call.
    • BlueThe obvious choice would be blue sapphire. You can get stunning sapphires in a broad spectrum of shades. As an alternative you could also choose lapis lazuli, a vibrant electric blue stone or a turquoise which are both unfaceted and flat-backed. If you have a preference please specify in the notes, otherwise we will advise according to your budget.
    • PurpleTanzantie stones come in a range of colours from a deep rich purple to a pale lilac. Some even look almost blue. Amethyst is a cheaper alternative and come is a variety of vibrant rich purple shades. If you have a preference please specify in the notes, otherwise we will advise according to your budget.
    • GreenThe obvious choice for a green stone would be an emerald however we can also use tourmaline, which comes in a bright rich green colour or peridot which is often a bright yellow green. If you have a preference please specify in the notes, otherwise we will advise according to your budget.
    • RedRuby is the favorite for red stones. They are available in pale almost pink shades right through to rich deep shades. Other choices include carnelian which is a brown red stone. If you have a preference please specify in the notes, otherwise we will advise according to your budget.
    • PinkFor a pink stone you could choose a stunning and rare pink diamond or the more obvious choice would be a pink sapphire. Pink stones come in a variety of shades from baby pink to bright cerise. The brighter the stone the more valuable it is. If you have a preference please specify in the notes, otherwise we will advise according to your budget.

  • Budget

    Overall cost will depend on stone and metal choices, but give us an indication of your budget here.

  • Your Design Ideas

    Whether it's a beautifully-rendered CAD design or a rough idea scanned from a beer mat, upload your inspiration or ring ideas here, or link to another example you like.

  • Your details

    Tell us who you are and how to get in touch.