18K Yellow Gold
Warm, timeless and naturally complementary to diamonds. Yellow gold keeps its rich tone without rhodium plating and develops character beautifully with wear.
House of Kaelor Jewellery Guide
Understand the piece
you will wear for a lifetime.
From precious metal to setting height, the details surrounding a diamond shape how a piece looks, feels and lives with you.
Begin the guideRing anatomy
The setting changes everything.
A setting does more than hold a diamond. It controls the ring's silhouette, profile, light, protection and the way another band sits beside it.
Solitaire
A single centre diamond keeps the design focused, timeless and easy to personalise through shape, band and profile.
Cathedral
Shoulders rise towards the centre setting, creating an elegant sweep and additional architectural support.
Hidden halo
A discreet circle of diamonds sits beneath the centre stone, adding light from the side while preserving a clean face-up view.
Pavé
Small diamonds are set closely along the band to create a continuous line of brilliance around the centre stone.
Bezel
A fine rim of metal surrounds the diamond. The result is smooth, modern and particularly considered for an active lifestyle.
Three stone
A centre diamond is balanced by two side stones, creating presence, symbolism and a wider composition across the finger.
Designed for real life
Beauty should feel effortless to wear.
We consider the full life of a piece—not only how it looks in a photograph. Your routines, preferences and future plans help determine the right construction.
Profile
A higher setting creates presence and can sit easily beside a straight wedding band. A lower profile feels discreet and keeps the diamond closer to the hand.
Protection
Prongs reveal more of a diamond; bezels and considered galleries provide additional protection. The right choice depends on how the piece will be worn.
Pairing
The engagement-ring profile, band width and setting should be considered alongside a future wedding band so the two pieces feel intentional together.
Comfort
Band shape, width and the underside of the setting all influence how a ring feels throughout a full day of wear.
Sizing and fit
Secure, comfortable and considered.
A well-fitted ring should pass over the knuckle with gentle resistance and sit securely without pinching. Finger size changes with temperature, time of day and activity, so one quick measurement does not always tell the full story.
Wider bands generally feel more snug than fine bands. When several rings will be worn together, we consider their combined width and profile before confirming the final size.
Long-term care
Small habits protect meaningful pieces.
Fine jewellery is made to be worn, but considered care preserves its finish and helps keep every setting secure.
Clean gently
Use lukewarm water, mild soap and a very soft brush. Rinse carefully and dry with a clean, lint-free cloth.
Store separately
Keep each piece in its own soft pouch or lined compartment to prevent diamonds and metal surfaces from touching other jewellery.
Remove thoughtfully
Take fine jewellery off for heavy exercise, household chemicals, gardening and any activity that may knock or pull the setting.
Inspect regularly
Have prongs, pavé and settings checked periodically—especially if a ring is worn every day or has received an impact.
If you are unsure whether a piece is suitable for an ultrasonic cleaner or a particular cleaning product, ask us before using it.
Private consultation
Choose every detail with confidence.
Bring us your questions, inspiration and daily-life considerations. We will help you shape them into a piece that feels unmistakably yours.
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