How do I wear a diamond pave cluster ring daily?

These rings suit everyday wear provided you take care around heavy impacts, as the close setting of multiple stones requires secure prongs and metal integrity. Consider removing the ring during manual tasks to protect the platinum or gold settings and the smaller pave stones from unnecessary strain.

What periods do these cluster rings come from?

The selection includes pieces from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, through Art Deco and 1950s retro designs, up to contemporary classic styles. Each period brings distinct metal choices and stone cuts, such as platinum Edwardian work or yellow gold 1950s cocktail designs.

Are coloured stones common in these clusters?

Many cluster rings pair diamonds with sapphires, emeralds, or natural rubies to create contrast within the geometric or floral designs. These coloured gemstones often sit alongside old cut or rose cut diamonds in platinum and 18ct gold settings.

What is the difference between old cut and modern stones?

Old cut and rose cut diamonds feature hand-cut facets designed under older lighting conditions, giving them a softer, warmer sparkle than modern brilliant cuts. These antique stones are typical of Edwardian and Victorian cluster rings found in the collection.