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Pear-Shaped Enagegement Rings

Pear-shaped diamonds are loved for their elegant teardrop silhouette, combining graceful curves with brilliant facets for a beautifully distinctive sparkle.

Luminaire PavéPavé Set Pear Shaped Diamond Halo Engagement Ring

Luminaire Pavé

HeliosPear Shape White Diamond and Yellow Diamond Halo Engagement Ring

Helios

LuminairePear Shaped Halo Engagement Ring With Scallop Set Diamonds

Luminaire

Your Invitation

Meet with a member of the Budrevich team to discuss your bespoke needs.

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In The Heart of Hatton Garden

We invite you to visit us at our studio in Hatton Garden, London, and experience the world of Budrevich first-hand.

Discover how we can create a bespoke jewel for you or your partner and meet the talented artisans who handcraft every Budrevich creation in our state-of-the-art workshop.

All in the Detail

From the moment you arrive for your first appointment to the completion of a jewel, our bespoke service is designed to put you at ease and welcome you into our world.

During your appointment you will get to speak directly to the artisan who will be creating your bespoke piece and, after your jewel has been made, we share photographs of the craftsmanship process — a unique memento of your experience with us.

Passionate About Our Craft

Our approach to jewellery making is uncompromising: we won’t settle for anything but the best.

Designed to last a lifetime, every Budrevich jewel is crafted by hand to the highest standards and never leaves our hands until we have achieved perfection.

Faq

These are the most frequently asked questions. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Choosing an engagement ring should be an exciting experience, so our first advice is to enjoy every minute. Do plenty of research, consider the different diamond shapes and be open to trying different settings - often, our clients fall in love with a style of ring that wasn’t their first choice but which perfectly suits their hand and feels just right. If you are buying for a partner, your budget will have the biggest impact on the size of diamond, while the look of the ring will be influenced by her personality and style. Look in her jewellery box to find out whether she prefers minimalist or maximalist jewellery and, most importantly, ask her friends for advice - she might already have spoken to them about the engagement rings she likes, and they can help you pin down her style better than anyone else.

Tradition states that you should spend three months’ salary on an engagement ring, but this is more a rule of thumb and relies on how much savings and disposable income you have. In reality, one month’s salary can easily be enough to buy an engagement ring, depending on the size of the centre stone. If you are concerned that your chosen ring will bust the budget in a big way, speak to us and we can suggest ways in which you can get a similar look for less, including opting for a smaller centre stone or selecitng a diamond that is slightly further down the scale for clarity or colour.

If your heart is set on a surprise proposal, don’t let the fact that you don’t know her ring size deter you. There are various ways to find out her size without her knowing, including asking her friends for help and drawing round a ring that she already owns and wears on the same finger. Print out an online ring-sizing guide, compare the diameter of the ring you have drawn round and you should have a pretty accurate idea of her size. If you are still unsure, we advise to size up, rather than down, since resizing is then easier to do and it guarantees the ring will fit on her finger when you propose.