Modern engagement rings – the search for a perfect ring design
Contemporary engagement ring design
Modern engagement rings offer the latest look. Designs are new and fresh – exciting. They move away from tradition. Clean lines, compliment beautiful modern cut diamonds. Fewer claws allow light to pass through the stone.
Say goodbye to convention
Contemporary couples seek modern designs. Many couples complain about there being too many traditional styles. There is sometimes a lack of choice in shops. Many local jewellers opt for safety in design. They keep to traditional designs. These have sold well in the past. Modern jewellers attempt to break the mold. Most do this well. They offer clients a fresh range of modern engagement rings. Jewellery stores need to evolve. The aged, mahogany clad jewellery shop is a dinosaur. We are in a modern age. Clean lines and modern styling are in demand.
Latest production techniques
Ring design evolves with technology. Modern CAD design has become popular. New techniques provide a springboard for modern ring designs. Jewellery making skills now embrace new technology.
CAD design is not only used for custom made rings. Jewellers design regular lines to create master models. Intricate detail. Streamlined design. Clever styling. All now improved by CAD design. Latest designs are available for many different budgets. Whether you are looking for a cheap or expensive ring or a ring that falls within the average cost. There will be a perfect ring at the right cost.
15 exceptional new designs, with unique styling.
Look through the following designs. Click on any of the modern engagement rings that feature below. We have a wide range of choice for most designs. Metal, diamond carat weight, colour and clarity. All can be changed to fine tune your choice.
About Mark Johnson
My name is Mark and I'm founder at Serendipity Diamonds. By day you'll find me working in our showroom—in a variety of roles. My work (which I love) ranges from photographing jewellery, to writing blog posts and helping clients with my colleagues Drina, Emily and Debbie.
