Rings

Six prongs, one stone, and nothing in the way of the light.

A 2 ct round cubic zirconia held in a six-prong setting that lifts the stone clear of the band, so light enters from the sides as well as the top. The classic engagement silhouette, at a price that leaves room for the rest of the day.

Why you'll love it

• Six prongs hold the stone more securely than four, and hide less of it
• The silhouette everyone recognises as an engagement ring
• Also worn stacked above a plain band

Finding your size

Use a ring you already wear, or ask any jeweller to size you. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger one: a ring that is slightly loose can still be worn, one that is too tight cannot.

What you receive

Your ring in a cream Rhalys pouch with a gold snap, together with our thank-you card.

Care

Take the ring off before household products and sport. A soft cloth brings back the shine.

Many small stones, arranged so they read as one large one.

A cluster setting gathers moissanites tightly around a center stone, which makes the whole head look bigger than any single stone in it. The oldest trick in jewelry, and still the most effective.

Why you'll love it

• A cluster reads larger than a solitaire at the same price
• More surface catching light means more sparkle in low light
• Sits low enough on the finger not to snag on knitwear

Finding your size

Use a ring you already wear, or ask any jeweller to size you. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger one: a ring that is slightly loose can still be worn, one that is too tight cannot.

What you receive

Your ring in a cream Rhalys pouch with a gold snap, together with its GRA certificate and our thank-you card.

Care

Take the ring off before household products and sport. A soft cloth brings back the shine.

Two bands that cross and keep going.

A 3 ct cushion-cut cubic zirconia sits where the infinity loops meet, flanked by smaller side stones that follow the curve. The cushion cut softens the whole piece — square enough to feel modern, round enough to stay feminine.

Why you'll love it

• The cushion cut is softer on the hand than a sharp princess cut
• Side stones carry the sparkle around the finger, not just on top
• Reads as an engagement ring or as a statement piece, depending on the hand

Finding your size

Use a ring you already wear, or ask any jeweller to size you. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger one: a ring that is slightly loose can still be worn, one that is too tight cannot.

What you receive

Your ring in a cream Rhalys pouch with a gold snap, together with our thank-you card.

Care

Take the ring off before household products and sport. A soft cloth brings back the shine.

Fifteen points of light, held in one line.

Fifteen moissanites arranged for continuous brilliance across the top of the band. Where a solitaire gives you one flash, this gives you a run of them as the hand moves.

Why you'll love it

• Fifteen stones catch light through a full turn of the hand
• Wears flatter than a raised solitaire, so it stacks easily
• As comfortable at a wedding as under a coat sleeve

Finding your size

Use a ring you already wear, or ask any jeweller to size you. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger one: a ring that is slightly loose can still be worn, one that is too tight cannot.

What you receive

Your ring in a cream Rhalys pouch with a gold snap, together with its GRA certificate and our thank-you card.

Care

Take the ring off before household products and sport. A soft cloth brings back the shine.

The halo is there. You just have to look from the side to find it.

A 2 ct, 8 mm moissanite sits above a ring of small stones set underneath the head rather than around it. From above you see a clean solitaire; from the side, a second line of light.

Why you'll love it

• Clean solitaire from above, a hidden detail for whoever looks closer
• The hidden halo lifts the stone so it clears a wedding band
• Designed to be stacked, not to stand alone

Finding your size

Use a ring you already wear, or ask any jeweller to size you. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger one: a ring that is slightly loose can still be worn, one that is too tight cannot.

What you receive

Your ring in a cream Rhalys pouch with a gold snap, together with its GRA certificate and our thank-you card.

Care

Take the ring off before household products and sport. A soft cloth brings back the shine.

Not a discreet ring. It was never meant to be.

A 5 ct cubic zirconia ringed by a full halo of smaller stones. This is the piece you wear on a night when you want to be seen — and the reason to buy it in zirconia rather than diamond is that you can.

Why you'll love it

• 5 ct: the size that stops a conversation
• The halo widens the head further still
• Priced so you can own the look without insuring it

Finding your size

Use a ring you already wear, or ask any jeweller to size you. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger one: a ring that is slightly loose can still be worn, one that is too tight cannot.

What you receive

Your ring in a cream Rhalys pouch with a gold snap, together with our thank-you card.

Care

Take the ring off before household products and sport. A soft cloth brings back the shine.

A drop of light, pointing at the fingertip.

A 2 ct pear-cut cubic zirconia held by four claws, worn point outward so it lengthens the finger. The pear is the cut for people who find the round solitaire a little expected.

Why you'll love it

• The pear cut visually lengthens the finger
• Less expected than a round solitaire, without being difficult
• Works as an engagement ring or a promise ring

Finding your size

Use a ring you already wear, or ask any jeweller to size you. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger one: a ring that is slightly loose can still be worn, one that is too tight cannot.

What you receive

Your ring in a cream Rhalys pouch with a gold snap, together with our thank-you card.

Care

Take the ring off before household products and sport. A soft cloth brings back the shine.