“Couples want rings that reflect not only their unique story but also their personal values… they want to be authors of their own story,”
They are are looking for designs that break tradition,”
Of course, the single solitaire cut will always be a classic, but in 2025, expect to see couples seeking out coloured stones, unusual cuts, asymmetry and mixed metals, and placing renewed emphasis on ethical sourcing.
“Platinum is one of the rarest precious metals, and the combination of exceptionally rare stones with this precious metal is super modern,”
A reflection of the growing appetite for personality-driven design,
an increase in popularity in the use of mixed metals, like white and yellow gold,combination metals – like rose gold and platinum being finished with patinas and texture.
“When it comes to stones, champagne diamonds are having a moment. They have this warm, golden glow that feels luxurious but understated,”
“We have seen a rise in a much more conscious choice for engagement rings: the symbol of everlasting love is also a view to the future you want to create together – a chance to show your values with an ethical choice,”
“Antique diamonds allude to old world charm because they have been cut by hand versus todays brilliant-cuts which are faceted by machine… with growing interest in sustainability and ethical sourcing, these stones offer an allure that goes beyond beauty – they carry with them a story that’s centuries in the making.”
The Art Deco period of the 1920s and ’30s aesthetics have an extremely elegant character to them and [are] considered perhaps a little more sophisticated than the obvious sparkle of the brilliant cuts of diamond”.