Princess Cut Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring. Photographer - Cesar Cueva

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Engagement Rings

One of the most special pieces of jewellery you will ever give / be given is an Engagement Ring. These rings can go by many names – Promise Rings, Commitment Rings, Love Rings. There is no global standard, so make the experience unique to you and your loved one. At Carla Maxine Jewellery we have made many unique Engagement Rings in various styles. We have made Vintage inspired Engagement Rings, Contemporary Engagement Rings and Classic Engagement Rings. 

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Australian Parti Sapphire and Pink Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring

Australian Parti Sapphire and Pink Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring

Peach Champagne Sapphire Engagement Ring

Peach Champagne Sapphire Engagement Ring

Trio Diamond Halo Engagement Ring

Trio Diamond Halo Engagement Ring

Pear Shaped Australian Parti Sapphire Engagement Ring

Pear Shaped Australian Parti Sapphire Engagement Ring

Yellow Diamond and Grey Diamond Hybrid Engagement Ring

Yellow Diamond and Grey Diamond Hybrid Engagement Ring

Australian Parti Sapphire and Marquise Diamond Engagement Ring

Australian Parti Sapphire and Marquise Diamond Engagement Ring

Australian Pink Zircon Engagement Ring

Australian Pink Zircon Engagement Ring

Princess Cut Diamond Cluster

Princess Cut Diamond Cluster

Twin Marquise Diamond Engagement Rings

Twin Marquise Diamond Engagement Rings

Grey Diamond Engagement Ring

Grey Diamond Engagement Ring

Platinum

When Platinum was discovered by modern European metalurges, it was mistaken for Sterling Silver. In fact, its name comes from the Spanish word Platina which means 'little silver'. Platinum is a very dense metal, and this makes it hard to work with, and it has a high...
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Ring Sizing

To get an accurate ring size is one of the most important pieces of information when placing your order. The best way to get your finger sized is to go into any jeweller’s shop or studio, and they will be able to accurately size it up for you. If you have not gotten...
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Emerald

The oldest Emeralds ever found are from South Africa, and they date back 2.97 Billion years. So it is safe to say this is one special gemstone specimen. The first known Emerald mines were in Egypt, from about 330 BC, and it is known that it was a favourite with...
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White Gold

White Gold has also become a very popular choice for jewellery making over the last couple of decades. It used to be a more cost effective alternative to Platinum, but with the rise of the Gold price in recent months, the two prices per gram are now almost equal....
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Sapphires

Sapphires are part of the Corundum family of gems. Rubies are also a part of this family. Sapphires come in so many different colours. Most people associate Sapphire with the deep blue that is the colour of the centre stone in Princess Diana (Now the Duchess of...
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Yellow Gold

It is impossible to know when the first humans started mining gold. Perhaps a fleck of alluvial gold picked up from a river bed; or an alluring seam of glimmering in an exposed rock face. Our first interaction with gold is lost in the shroud of time. Much coveted for...
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Rose Gold

Rose Gold is the result of a mixture of Pure Gold and Copper. The pinkish Gold has become quite popular for jewellery in the 21st century. 18ct Rose Gold is some of my favourite metal to work with. The subtle Pink tint to the Pure Gold makes it a perfect accompanyment...
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Diamonds

Diamonds are some of the most sought after gemstones on earth. The hardness of diamond and light dispersion through the facets causes that well loved ‘fire’ and brilliance. Diamonds are also the hardest material on earth. It is 58 times harder than anything else on...
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Tourmaline

Tourmalines are some of the most colourful gemstone varieties. The various colours are commonly believed to be the result of certain minerals being present in the Earth’s core as the gemstone was forming. For example, Iron and Titanium are responsible for the Blue and...
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