A guest post for English-Wedding.com from Bespoke Diamonds
When a newly engaged couple visits Bespoke Diamonds for wedding bands, the first question they ask is: “How do we make sure the two rings actually work together?”
A well-paired set looks seamless in photographs, feels comfortable in daily life, and—most importantly—tells one cohesive love-story on your hand. Follow the five design pillars below and your engagement ring and wedding band will complement each other perfectly for decades to come.
A guest article by Bespoke Diamonds (Dublin) for English Wedding
Timeless Style, Lifelong Meaning
When you picture the perfect engagement ring, chances are you imagine something that looks as beautiful on your golden wedding anniversary as it does the day you propose. Trends come and go, but classic craftsmanship, high-quality diamonds and thoughtful design last forever. At Bespoke Diamonds, we have helped thousands of couples in Ireland choose rings that feel personal today yet timeless tomorrow. Here’s how to ensure your forever piece never dates.
Wedding couples can now head to the Kent countryside to make their own wedding rings
Want to make everlasting memories as well as making your very own wedding rings? Even with no previous experience you can make beautiful wedding rings in Shoreham under the expert guidance of Elizabeth Anne Norris.
Take some time out from wedding planning in a rural setting, just a short hop from the city.
Spend a fun-filled afternoon on a picturesque Victorian Dairy Farm creating your own wedding rings together.
Do something completely different to walking into a shop and buying generic wedding rings.
While we love a simple, contemporary engagement ring, there’s nothing quite like a vintage inspired sparkler to evoke the true romantic in all of us! If you love all things antique and are looking for something a little bit different, here’s our simple guide to some of the different eras.
Buying your engagement ring is one of the most exciting purchases of your life, but some of the technical descriptions can be a bit confusing – unless you’re a jeweller! While some are obvious, others are harder to work out so, Emmeline Smith from Infinity Diamond Jewellery shares her quick guide to help get you up to speed with the basics.
The main parts of a ring
Shank or band – is simply the part of the ring that wraps around your finger, in any metal and is the part that will bear any hallmark.
