The setting style determines how a ring looks on the hand far more than carat weight does. This collection gathers pieces across the styles we make, from restrained solitaires to substantial statement rings.Four styles account for most of what we sell. The solitaire is a single stone, the most classic option and the one that rewards spending on stone quality. The halo surrounds the centre stone with smaller diamonds, making it read considerably larger and stay lively in poor light. The trilogy carries three stones and offers more spread across the finger. Pavé sets small stones close together so the metal all but disappears.Pieces in this collection include the Artemis old cut platinum ring, the Brigid 8.42ct cushion cut, the Cleopatra 3.99ct diamond ring and the Sheba round brilliant, alongside Fulham, Kasama, Kimberley, Venice and Vienna.Practical considerations matter as much as looks. A high setting shows the stone better but catches on clothing. A low setting sits more comfortably under a wedding band. More stones mean more brilliance and more maintenance. None of this is obvious from a photograph, which is why trying styles on is worth the trip.Our ring styles guide covers each in detail, and the complete guide to engagement rings walks through choosing between them.