Choosing an Art Deco-inspired engagement ring
Art Deco style is associated with symmetry, strong outlines and geometric detail. Our collection interprets that character in newly made rings; these are modern designs inspired by the period, rather than original antique pieces.
Look at the whole composition
An emerald-cut five-stone ring uses a sequence of stones to create a stepped silhouette. A trilogy design balances a centre diamond with side stones. The round diamond with baguettes contrasts curved and linear shapes. The way the stones work together matters as much as the centre diamond’s size.
Diamonds or coloured gemstones?
Choose lab grown diamonds for a diamond-led design, or explore colour through our lab grown emerald and sapphire rings. Ask about the care needs of your chosen gemstone and how the setting suits everyday wear. Natural diamonds and other gemstone options can be discussed through bespoke.
Metal, proportions and wedding-band fit
Yellow gold gives geometric outlines a warm frame; a white metal creates a different contrast. Compare band width, setting height and side-stone proportions on the hand. If you want a wedding band to sit closely alongside, consider the two rings together from the start.
Create your own interpretation
Bring references for the details you love to a Hatton Garden appointment. Our bespoke engagement ring service starts from £3,000 and includes design development and a 3D printed model. For related styles, explore east-west rings, bezel settings and our antique cushion and old mine cut guide.
