Engagement
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Posted: August 15, 2016Tags: vintage ring, vintage engagement ring, unique engagement ring, london diamonds, engagement rings london, engagement ring london, engagement ring design, engagement ring, designing your own engagement ring, claw set diamond wedding ring, bespoke wedding ring, bespoke rings, bespoke engagement ring london, bespoke engagement ring design
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Oval Halo Engagement ring[/caption]
Starting your search for the perfect engagement ring is a daunting one, the process normally goes like this:
- How do I know that she'll love the engagement ring I choose?
- What rings does she have on her Pinterest page? Oh god they look nothing like each other!
- What do I do now?
- How do I find a unique engagement ring to fit my budget?
- How much should I spend on an engagement ring?
- What are the diamond four C's?!
All of these questions are probably going
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Posted: August 11, 2016Tags: vintage wedding rings, vintage engagement ring, unique engagement ring, mill-grain ring, engagement rings london, engagement ring london, engagement ring design, engagement ring, diamond wedding ring, designing your own engagement ring, bespoke wedding ring, bespoke rings, bespoke engagement ring london, bespoke engagement ring design
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Bespoke engagement ring design service in Clerkenwell London[/caption]
If you're looking for something more unique when searching for engagement rings, a bespoke engagement ring design will be perfect for you. It may seem daunting starting from scratch but we are here to make it easy.
The Aurus Bespoke service allows you to pick the stone to suit your partners personality, and your budget. Whether it is a asscher cut art deco engagement ring you have in mind, or a blue sapphire
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Posted: July 30, 2016Tags: vintage wedding rings, vintage engagement ring, unique engagement ring, princess engagement ring, london wedding rings, london diamonds, engagement rings london, engagement ring london, engagement ring design, engagement ring, designing your own engagement ring, bespoke rings, bespoke engagement ring london, bespoke engagement ring design
Beginning your engagement ring search starts with a lot of questions and considerations, how much should I spend on an engagement ring? Where is best to find a unique engagement ring in London?
At Aurus we know that budgets vary and for the next few blog posts we are going to show you what you can get for your money. This post in particular will cover engagement rings under £1000, we are here to show you that even on a tighter budget you can find a tailored, bespoke engagement ring design.
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Posted: July 26, 2016
It's daunting but do not fret, setting out to find an engagement ring can be easy if you choose the right people to work with.
First of all however, start by knowing your budget, you need to decipher your upper limit and know what you can afford. The rule of how much to spend on an engagement ring is very flexible, some say 2 months salary, some say 3 months salary, but there are no rules, it is completely up to you. It is a sentimental purchase where money is the secondary to the thought and love that you will put into it, so bare that in mind.
Do a bit of observing of your partners current jewellery, and the colours of metal/stones she wears, 18ct Rose Gold is very popular at the moment and -
Posted: November 26, 2013Categories: Engagement
It's coming near to engagement season (usually from November - February) the hottest months when the big question is finally asked. Many couples now research and pick their rings together, however if you are planning a surprise proposal here are our 3 essential tips:
1. Have a rough budget - It is often said that you should spend at least 3 months of your salary on an engagement ring, however it is all down to personal preference. Be sure to spend what you can afford.
2. Research - It is very important to research before you purchase anything especially diamond engagement rings. Learn about the 4 C’s of a diamond (cut, colour, clarity and carat) these should all equally