What is an ethical gemstone, really?

With so many businesses making bold claims around ethics and sustainability, how can you tell the difference between clever marketing and genuine conscious consumerism when choosing a gemstone?

Lab created vs mined diamonds: Which is better?

What is the difference between lab grown and mined diamonds? Which is more ethical? What are sustainability rated diamonds? And the ultimate question: Which one is better?

Five surprising engagement ring gemstones to say "I do" to

If you’re one of the growing number of people looking for an alternative to the traditional engagement ring, then these surprising engagement-worthy gemstones might be for you.

Are these simple eco-friendly wedding tips on your radar?

Planning an eco-friendly wedding doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Discover four simple - yet often overlooked - ways to reduce your environmental impact without compromising your style.

Six worthy things to splurge on instead of a big white wedding

If a lavish affair and a three-digit guest list aren’t your style, here are six alternative things you might consider spending up on to celebrate your big day, your way.

Rock your romance: Why you should consider a non-traditional engagement ring

Today we’re challenging the notion that the traditional diamond engagement ring is the only way to symbolise your love. Here are five reasons you might want to consider an alternative design.

Don't risk it: How to choose the perfect metal colour for your surprise engagement ring

Metal colour is such a personal choice for a ring worn for life. Here are five simple ways to determine whether yellow, rose or white gold will be most likely to get you that "yes"!

How to design jewellery that’s kind to the planet

The planet has been kind to us. And it’s about time to start giving back. Here, we share four ways you can design an ethical piece of jewellery that’s kinder to the planet.

The rise of micro weddings (and how to plan one)

Small is the new big. Luxe white weddings are making way for low-digit guest lists and intimate ceremonies. Here are four things to keep in mind if you go down the tiny wedding route.