Diamond Engagement Rings UK, Unique Engagement Rings and Titanium Engagement Rings

A Selection of our most popular and unusual Diamond Engagement Rings.

Ring sizes all available in UK and US measurements. All prices include VAT and Shipping across the UK and worldwide.

Your engagement day is just as special as your wedding day - in fact at least five times more we would say. That's why we are now selling this gold diamond engagement ring.

Unusual Rings can also make very unique engagement rings. This unusual shaped style is crafted for real comfort on the finger. Contemporary Silver Gemstone Ring with 4.5 round blue topaz gemstone.

Titanium Engagement Rings first appeared on our high streets a few years ago. The idea to use titanium is still quite new and manufacturers across the globe are now realising the importance of how popular this metal is for making jewellery. Our titanium is of the highest quality.

Diamond alternative engagement rings are our speciality. The single diamond set ring above has a diagonal groove cut away for the diamond to sit in.

Heart engagement rings are very difficult to find. We are pleased to be able to sell this online. The diamond is 0.40ct and is tension set.

Diamond set engagement rings are perfect for ladies. When you go down on one knee to propose this ring will make her fell very special.

An engagement ring sends out a message of some ones marital status. Marriage is the ultimate symbol of unity and this ring is the ultimate symbol of engagement you can give to a loved one.

Its not only women that wear engagement rings, men to are ordering from our site. As traditions change so do ideals and modern men like to show this to there partners.

Early engagement rings were simple in design and only designed to signify the sealing of a marriage. They were not objects of desire and compared to the example above were worth virtually nothing.

The Romans also made engagement rings but only from metal. Precious metals such as gold were used much later on in history and make far more attractive designs such as this Celtic one pictured above.

Diamonds were only really introduced into jewellery making by 1500BC and still only for the wealthy. Brides to be then had something a little more special to show everyone that they were getting married.

Diamonds were discovered in India in the ninth century. Not only are they beautiful but they are also recognised for their extreme hardness.