Engagement

Engagement Rings

Find the Ring That Finds the Words for You

Set Engagement Rings

Ready to wear the moment you say yes. Our set engagement rings pair a diamond and setting our designers have already brought together, so you see the finished piece exactly as it will be worn.

Unset Engagement Rings

Prefer to build from the ground up? Choose a loose diamond and a setting separately, and our team will help you pair the two into a ring that is entirely your own.

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Shop by Style

Three Silhouettes, One Timeless Promise

Halo for brilliance, Solitaire for clarity of design, Three Stone for past, present and future.

Halo

A circle of smaller diamonds surrounds the center stone, adding brilliance and the look of greater size.

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Solitaire

One diamond, no distractions. The solitaire setting is quiet confidence, letting the stone's cut and clarity speak for themselves.

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Three Stone

Three diamonds for past, present and future, a setting as rich in meaning as it is in sparkle.

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Wedding Bands

Bands to Wear for a Lifetime

In styles for her, for him, and for celebrating the milestones in between.

Stacks of diamond wedding and anniversary bands in white and yellow gold with curved and chevron styles

Women's Wedding Bands

Delicate profiles in white and yellow gold, designed to sit beautifully beside an engagement ring or stand on their own.

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Men's Wedding Bands

Available by appointment only. Classic and contemporary profiles in gold, platinum and beyond, fitted and finished right here in Sandy Springs.

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Custom Engagement Ring

Some Rings Can't Be Found. They Have to Be Built.

Work with our designers to create a one of a kind engagement ring, from first sketch to final polish.

Custom engagement ring design sketches alongside finished pieces

Bring a reference, a family stone, or nothing but an idea, and we will walk you through choosing a diamond, drawing a setting and watching it come to life on our bench. Every custom commission stays right here in Sandy Springs, from first sketch to final polish.

Start the Conversation

1. Choose Your Diamond

Sit down with a gemologist and compare natural or lab grown stones side by side until one feels right.

2. Design the Setting

Work from a sketch, a photo or a family heirloom. We refine the design with you before anything is made.

3. Built on Our Bench

Your ring is crafted and finished here in Sandy Springs, and you are invited in for the first look.

Meet With Our Design Team

Custom design appointments are by request. Call or reach out online and we will set aside time to talk through your vision.

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Diamonds

Natural Diamonds & Lab Grown Diamonds

Natural Diamonds

Formed over billions of years, each natural diamond we sell is graded and sourced with care, chosen for cut, clarity, color and carat, not just a certificate number.

Lab Grown Diamonds

Chemically and optically identical to their natural counterparts, lab grown diamonds offer exceptional size and clarity for the budget, without compromising on brilliance.

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Learn the Four C's

Education

Buying a Diamond Should Feel Exciting, Not Overwhelming

Our Guide to Diamonds and the Four C's break down exactly what to look for, so you can shop with confidence.

A loose round brilliant cut diamond photographed against a white background

Guide to Diamonds

How Diamonds Are Cut, Graded and Priced

Every diamond starts as rough crystal. A cutter studies the stone and plans facets that trade raw weight for brilliance, because a smaller, better cut diamond will almost always outshine a larger, poorly cut one. Cut is the one factor entirely in human hands, and it has the biggest effect on how much a stone sparkles.

Grading is how the industry describes everything else. Independent laboratories assess a stone's color on a letter scale from colorless down through noticeable warmth, and its clarity by the size and position of the tiny internal characteristics nearly every diamond carries. Two stones of the same weight can sit many grades, and many price points, apart.

Price follows rarity. Carat weight compounds with high color and clarity grades, which is why a diamond twice the size can cost far more than twice as much. The good news: many grade differences are invisible without magnification, so knowing where you can compromise is how a budget goes further.

Natural diamonds formed in the earth over billions of years; lab grown diamonds are chemically and optically identical stones created in weeks. Naturals hold rarity, lab growns deliver more size and clarity for the budget. Neither answer is wrong, and we stock both.

The best way to learn is with real stones on a jeweler's cloth in front of you. Bring your questions and we will put diamonds side by side until the differences make sense.

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The Four C's of Diamonds

Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat

The four factors that determine a diamond's beauty and value, explained by the people who handle them every day.

Cut

How well a diamond's facets are proportioned and angled, which controls how light returns to your eye. Cut is graded from Excellent down to Poor and is the strongest driver of sparkle.

Color

Graded on a letter scale beginning at D for colorless, with warmth increasing down the alphabet. Differences of a grade or two are hard to see once a stone is set.

Clarity

A measure of the tiny internal and surface characteristics a diamond carries. Many are invisible without magnification, which makes clarity a smart place to balance a budget.

Carat

The diamond's weight, not its width. Price climbs steeply with weight because larger rough is rarer, so a small step down in carat can mean a real difference in price.