Verita Round Brilliant Engagement Ring in 18kt Yellow Gold

Hamish B

I was skeptical at first, buying from an online shop and all, however the team at 1791 were absolutely fantastic to deal with, they let me go into the jewelers shop where the ring was being made and I felt comfortable the whole way through the process. Their rings are made from the picture you see on the website and what you see there is what you get, which is very cool. The various payment options made paying for the ring easy, I only had to make a 20% deposit before I got the ring, and now I'm paying it off interest free in 4 month by month payments. I would recommend 1791 to anyone looking at buying rings as they have any ring made is made specifically for you and you know that the rings aren't being produced in bulk like other well known jeweler brands. Thank you 1791 for such an easy, stress free option of sorting out a ring - lets hope the rest of the process goes to plan!!

George P

The ring is in my hand and is more than i expected. Beautiful cut and a perfect finish.

Thank you very much for your help and hopefully i will order the wedding bands from you also.

The Verita diamond ring design has no need for elaborate design features; the magnificence of a single round brilliant diamond is more than enough to catch the eye and win your heart. The purpose of a solitaire engagement ring setting is to showcase the simple beauty of the diamond and this is exactly what the Verita design does.

Verita, meaning truth, is an appropriate name for a solitaire ring. Without additional adornments, all attention is focused on the diamond and so it is imperative that the stone be of exceptionally high quality if it is to achieve the breathtaking brilliance which we expect. 1791 Diamonds only use Very Good or Excellent cut grades so you can be assured that your diamond ring will have exceptional sparkle and brilliance.

The simple elegance of a rounded ring shank continues this theme, again ensuring that the diamond remains the centre of attention, as indeed it should. The stone is held in a six claw setting but a clever feature is the split claws. This subtle touch brings uniqueness to the design with a minimum amount of fuss.

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