The look
Outline, face-up size, facet rhythm, colour impression and presence across different light.
Engagement diamonds
Choose the stone before the setting.
A private route from antique diamond selection to a setting conceived around one stone and one wearer.
A personal decision
Character, proportion and life matter beyond the grading line.
Antique diamonds are not interchangeable. We compare outline, facet pattern, light behaviour, condition, documentation and how the stone will live in a modern setting.
What we consider
The diamond in its future life.
The evidence
Current laboratory material, measurements, fluorescence, condition and the limits of what a report can describe.
The setting
Protection, daily wear, profile, metal, proportion and a design that does not erase the stone’s antique character.
The private route
From brief to finished jewel.
Define the brief
Share the desired scale, shape, timing, budget framework and whether you already have a setting direction.
Compare real stones
Review current media, reports and a concise selection, then arrange the appropriate private inspection.
Agree the setting
Design, approvals, materials, payment stages, timing, delivery and aftercare are recorded in writing.
Read before choosing
Useful questions, answered plainly.
Confidential enquiry
Begin with your engagement brief.
Share the scale, shape, timing and budget framework. You can begin without knowing technical diamond terminology.