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An engagement ring is an undeniable token of love and marks an important milestone in a couple’s life.
Choosing a ring for your proposal There are countless options to choose from, with help and advice from Chaumet.
It is perfectly possible to propose without a ring. There are no set rules for this incredibly meaningful milestone.
Some couples decide to choose an engagement ring together. This way, you can be sure to find the perfect jewellery.
What matters is making this important moment a celebration that truly reflects who you are. You could also propose with a placeholder whilst waiting to purchase the definitive ring.
A solitaire is a ring set with a single gemstone. Chaumet offers a range of diamond and gemstone cuts: brilliant, pear, cushion and the Chaumet exclusive.
This style of setting allows you to appreciate the brilliance and quality of your chosen centre stone. The band can also be set with either semi-pavé or full-pavé stones.
Gemstones like emerald, ruby and sapphire stand out for their intense colours and rich histories.
Emerald can be recognised by its deep green, now a colour in its own right. It is also the only gemstone to have lent its name to a type of cut. Its name comes from the Greek smaragdos, which probably derives from a Semitic term meaning “to shine”. Prized since ancient times, notably by Cleopatra, emerald is associated with renewal, honesty and integrity. The birthstone for May, it also symbolises 20 years of marriage.
With its intense red, ruby is a rare variety of corundum. Its name comes from the Latin ruber, which means “red”. Seen throughout history as a royal gemstone, it was known in India as ratnaraj, “king of gemstones”. Today, the ruby symbolises passion and love. The birthstone for July, it is also associated with the 15th and 40th wedding anniversaries.
Sapphire also belongs to the corundum family. This term refers to gem-quality corundum of all colours except red. While sapphire comes in many shades, blue remains the most emblematic. Its name derives from the Ancient Greek sappheiros and the Hebrew sappir, both of which are associated with this colour. Since antiquity, sapphire has symbolised sincerity, loyalty and truth. The birthstone for September, it is traditionally associated with the 5th and 45th wedding anniversaries.
A ring’s precious metal also carries strong symbolic significance. Whether white, yellow or rose, gold is a symbol of light and longevity.
As the world’s most precious metal, platinum symbolises eternity. Its rarity, density, malleability and resistance to corrosion make it a key material in the world of jewellery. Thanks to its symbolism and its many properties, it has proved hugely popular.
Whether you’re declaring your love or sealing a promise of eternity, a gold or platinum engagement ring, set with a diamond or gemstones, celebrates this unique milestone in your life together.
The advisors at Maison Chaumet can help you find the perfect piece, one that reflects your story.
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