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Yes, you can. You wear your engagement ring every day, so it’s only natural it will need to be looked after. Cleaning it regularly ensures its radiance remains for years to come.

If you wear your ring every day, our team recommends cleaning your engagement ring approximately every two weeks. If you carry out a lot of household tasks, do activities outdoors, or handle a lot of products day-to-day, you’ll need to clean your ring more often to prevent the build-up of residue.

How to clean your engagement ring:

1. Fill a small bowl with warm water and a little soap. Some gentle dishwashing soap is ideal.
2. Place your ring in the bowl and leave it to soak for 15 minutes. This will loosen any residue build-up.
3. Ensure your sink drain is covered, then rinse your ring under some warm water.
4. Use a soft, clean toothbrush to remove any remaining dirt. We recommend using this toothbrush solely for cleaning jewellery.
5. Use a lint-free cotton cloth to dry your ring. Let it air dry for up to half an hour before you wear it again.

Avoid using paper towels or harsh chemicals, such as bleach and commercial jewellery cleaners. They can damage your ring. If you purchase an engagement ring from 77 Diamonds, you can visit us for a free ultrasonic cleaning service which we recommend doing twice a year.

Finding your partner’s correct ring size can be tricky, especially if you are planning a surprise proposal. We don’t recommend you try to measure their finger with string, or while they sleep, more often than not, these attempts result in inaccuracies, and risk revealing your big plans.

The safest option is to contact one of our specialists, who can guide you and provide a rough estimate of your partner’s finger size. You also have 30 days after delivery to return your ring for a complimentary resize should it not be exact the first time.

You can visit our ring size guide for further information or download our printable ring sizer online. 

Traditionally, engagement rings are worn on the fourth finger of the left hand, also known as the ring finger. This is due to ancient tradition, notably that of the Romans, who used to consider this finger as the ‘Vena Amoris’, the ‘vein of love’, which leads directly to the heart. Usually, a wedding ring is then added and worn first, as it is closest to the wearer; then comes the engagement ring, followed by any other ring, may that be a promise or anniversary ring. This is the traditional way, however, you are free to wear your rings in whichever way feels right for you.

In short: very easy, but we do suggest you try to get size right the first time. You have up to 60 days to return your ring for a free resize from the day you receive your item. Usually, we can only resize up to 2 sizes smaller or larger, depending on the fit and the style of the ring; this is why we suggest you get a close to accurate size when purchasing the first time. This will also mean you get to keep your ring as soon as you receive it, and not have to wait for a resized version, which can take between 4 to 6 weeks.

That being said, if you are unsure of which size to choose, you can consult our helpful sizing guide or speak to a jewellery expert, who will advise on the ideal option for you.

There is no definite answer when it comes to something as personal as an engagement ring. Some like to see a large and scintillating diamond on their finger, others prefer the quiet sparkle of a smaller stone: personal preference is key here. If you are purchasing an engagement ring as a surprise, be sure to familiarise yourself with the taste and style of your significant other: do they like large, statement pieces? Or do they lean towards a more minimalistic style? How important is carat size in their eyes? Would they prefer a design with a smaller centre stone, but one with personal touches such as their birthstone set around the diamond, or maybe a special engraving inside the band? By asking yourself these questions, you will be on the path to creating a piece that fits your story: the size of the diamond will fit right into the beautiful design you choose.

Yes, we do. Our men’s engagement rings are handcrafted and set with a single centre diamond, or multiple diamonds for a subtle touch of brilliance. Select your setting, metal and diamond or gemstone to create a fitting symbol of your love.

Of course! Our specialists are available online and in our showrooms, and will be delighted to help you choose the ideal engagement ring. Whether you plan to surprise your partner or would prefer to make the decision together, we are on hand to provide one-to-one tailored advice. Book an appointment today at one of our showrooms, or arrange an online consultation.

Traditionally, the wedding ring and engagement ring are worn on the fourth finger of the left hand, with the wedding ring closest to you to emphasise its significance. Some choose to wear an eternity ring on the same finger, on top of the engagement ring. Others wear theirs on the fourth finger of the right hand. As the wearer, what matters is what feels right for you.

We do recommend you select an insurance for your ring for added security, especially if you will be travelling often. However, 77 Diamonds does not offer any insurance plan for your design.

Engagement ring trends come and come, so before you look into anything that is currently popular, remember that an engagement ring is a very personal item, it’s always best to choose a design that you know your partner will like for years to come.

That being said, current trends include finer, more minimalist designs. Look for rings that have a thin band, such as our Delicacy Vintage solitaire. You can also choose diamonds that have a classic, everlasting appeal such as rounds, ovals, and cushions. 

Currently, the Toi et Moi ring ring style is on the rise, with many celebrities favouring this iconic French design. At 77 Diamonds, you can discover a selection of Toi et Moi engagement rings that features a variety of diamond shapes and colours. 

All our rings are custom-made in our atelier. You choose your design, favourite metal colour and centre stone, we’ll create it. We can even include alterations to your piece through our bespoke service.

Because our jewellery is custom-made, it does take a little time and care to make it absolutely ideal. From sourcing your chosen stone to perfecting your ring, please count around 3 to 4 weeks to create a classic solitaire design and 6 to 7 weeks to craft more elaborate pieces such as halo, vintage and bespoke rings. 

Please count one extra working day for UK deliveries, 2 to 6 working days for deliveries in continental Europe, and up to 7 working days for delivery for any other location. Depending on your location, there can also be extra days to clear your item through customs; please chat with our customer service team to learn more. 

All diamonds from 77 Diamonds come with independent certification and are guaranteed conflict-free, as per the standards established in the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme.

We will soon be undergoing an internal audit with our suppliers that goes beyond the KPCS, ensuring our diamonds are sourced responsibly, respecting OECD standards. 

Yes, depending on your location and total order value, we offer a range of payment plans to help with your purchase. Whether you wish to pay in instalments or pay later, enjoy the convenience of purchasing your engagement ring through a pay-easy plan. Depending on the option you choose, you may not even undergo any credit checks.

To learn more about the engagement ring finance options available to you, please visit our finance page. 

Of course! Purchasing an engagement ring is a big step, and it’s important we provide our customers with peace of mind knowing they can easily return or exchange their item should it not be entirely perfect.

You have 30 days after delivery to return your ring for a full refund or to exchange it for a piece of similar value, provided it hasn’t been scratched or damaged. If your ring isn’t the correct size, you can send it back for a complimentary resize, provided it isn’t engraved.

For further details, please visit our Terms & Conditions.