From a signet worn every single day to a diamond solitaire chosen for a lifetime — rings are where Hatton Garden has always done its finest work.
Our rings
The piece you look at most
We make rings the way this street has always made them: the stone chosen first, the setting drawn around it, the metal worked so the piece sits flat and comfortable on a hand that will wear it for decades. A ring is the only piece of jewellery its owner looks at a hundred times a day, and it has to survive doors, keyboards, handbags and washing-up.
Everything here can be made to order in platinum or 18ct yellow, white and rose gold, and altered later without spoiling the design. If you are choosing an engagement ring, start with the diamond chart, then come in and see stones beside one another — a report will never tell you which one you actually like.
Book an appointmentHow to choose
Four things to settle before you choose
A ring is a set of small decisions that add up. Get these four right and the rest is a question of taste.
The setting
Claws let light in and make a stone look larger; a rubover or bezel protects the girdle and suits hands that work. Ask which one your stone and your week actually need.
The metal
Platinum is denser, greyer and wears by moving rather than losing metal. 18ct white gold is brighter and lighter, and is rhodium-plated. Yellow and rose golds flatter warmer stones and warmer skin.
The profile
A court or comfort-fit band is rounded inside and disappears on the finger. A flat band reads more architectural but needs a half size more room.
The wear
Rings worn beside one another will rub. If a ring will sit next to a wedding band, we shape them together so neither one wears a groove into the other.
The collection
From the ring collection
A selection from the current collection. Anything here can be remade in a different metal, a different width, or around a stone of your own.
Wear & care
Keeping it at its best
Take it off for the gym
Hardness is not toughness. A bar, a kettlebell or a climbing hold will mark even platinum, and a sharp knock on a claw can loosen a stone.
Clean behind the stone
Almost all dullness is film on the underside of a diamond. Warm water, a drop of washing-up liquid, a soft brush, two minutes.
Have the claws checked yearly
We inspect and tighten free of charge. A lifted claw is a five-minute job; a lost centre stone is not.
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Try the collection on
Sizes, widths and profiles read completely differently on a real hand. Book a private appointment and we will bring out the pieces you are considering, in your size.
