18ct yellow gold halo engagement rings, handmade to order by our family workshop in the Cotswolds and set with a diamond you choose yourself. A halo surrounds the center diamond with a ring of smaller diamonds for extra sparkle and a bigger look.
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Why a halo?
A halo frames the center diamond with a ring of small diamonds. The extra sparkle makes the center stone look larger, so it is a good way to get a big look for less. Paired with a diamond-set band, it gives the most sparkle of all.
Why 18ct yellow gold?
18ct yellow gold is 75% pure gold, with the deep, warm color people picture when they think of a gold ring. It is not plated, so the color never fades. Some of our yellow gold designs hold the diamond in a white platinum head, so the stone looks as white as possible while the band stays golden. Yellow gold also flatters a slightly warmer diamond, so a stone in the H to J color range can look just as good as a pricier, whiter one. For a lower price, see our 9ct yellow gold engagement rings.
Choose your own diamond
Every ring is set with a center diamond you choose yourself, natural or lab-grown, from our live stock. Each stone has its grading report, and the ring page shows the finished price before you buy.
Handmade by a family jeweler
We have been making jewelry in Bourton-on-the-Water since 1969 and are members of the National Association of Jewelers. Your ring is made to order in 100% recycled metal, hallmarked, and ready in 3 to 4 weeks, with free UK delivery and free returns within 30 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The ring of small diamonds adds to the spread of the center stone, so it looks noticeably larger than it would on its own.
Yellow gold reflects a little warmth into the diamond, so a near-colorless stone in the H to J range looks just as good as a whiter, more expensive one. If you want an icy white stone, choose a design with a platinum head.
Yes. Every ring can be set with a natural or lab-grown diamond from our live stock. Both are real diamonds; lab-grown stones cost less for the same size and grade.