It usually starts with a screenshot. Then another. Before long, your camera roll is full of rings that look quite different from one another. A simple solitaire, a little extra sparkle around the center, something you didn’t expect to like at all.
You don’t need to narrow everything down before you come in. Trying rings on is part of finding out what you like.
Start with what you already wear
Look at the jewelry you reach for on an ordinary morning. Is it mostly yellow gold? Do you like small, quiet details, or do you enjoy a piece that gets noticed? Those habits can be more useful than a long list of trends.
Bring along a favorite ring if you have one. It gives you something familiar to compare against.
Give the unexpected one a chance
A shape that looks lovely in a close-up photograph can feel different on your hand. Try a few silhouettes, then look at them from a little farther away. Move your hand naturally. Notice which one you keep looking back at.
If you plan to wear a wedding band alongside it, try the two together. You may prefer a close pairing, or you might like a little space between them.
You can take your time
There’s no prize for choosing on your first visit. Keep a short list, ask your questions, and come back to the details that matter to you. The best place to start is with your own taste.
Explore the ring collection or bring your saved favorites when you visit the store.