Engagements Rings

The right engagement ring matches the style and preference of the person who'll be wearing it. Consider whether someone loves minimalist jewellery or prefers something with more detail and sparkle. The shape of the stone and the width of the band also affect the overall look. By thinking this through carefully, you'll choose a ring that truly suits the person. For advice, you're always welcome to get in touch with us.

In the Netherlands, an engagement ring is usually worn on the left hand. After the wedding, the ring is often moved to the right hand or combined with a wedding ring. This can vary from person to person and also depends on tradition or personal preference. There's no fixed rule you have to follow.

Our engagement rings are available in various gold colours, such as yellow gold rings, white gold rings and rose gold rings. Each colour gives the ring a different look and affects how the stone appears. Yellow gold creates a warm effect, white gold looks cooler, and rose gold has a softer tone. This way, you can choose a colour that matches your partner's style.

An engagement ring is usually worn on the ring finger. This is the fourth finger of the hand and is traditionally seen as the finger for this meaningful ring. This choice is mainly culturally determined. In practice, you can of course adjust this if it feels more fitting.

An engagement ring and a wedding ring have a different meaning and moment of giving. An engagement ring is given at a proposal, while a wedding ring is exchanged during the ceremony. Engagement rings often have a stone as the centrepiece, while wedding rings tend to be simpler. Many people wear them together later on.

A short, personal text is often engraved in an engagement ring to turn it into a personalised ring. Think of a date, initials or a word that holds meaning for the two of you. The space within a ring is limited, so it usually stays small. It makes the ring personal without being visible from the outside.

If you don't know the ring size, you could try measuring an existing ring of your partner's or discreetly ask someone close to them. If that's not possible, an average size is often chosen, typically ring size 52 to 54 for a woman, and adjusted later if needed. We're happy to help with advice if you're unsure. This reduces the risk of the ring not fitting.