Is platinum worth the extra cost for an engagement ring?

Platinum is typically 20–40% more expensive than white gold, but it offers superior durability, purity, and zero maintenance over a lifetime. It never needs re-plating and is naturally hypoallergenic. For a piece you will wear every day for decades, many find the investment worthwhile.

Where can I buy engagement rings in London?

MOH's showroom is in Hatton Garden — London's historic jewellery quarter. We offer free private consultations where our diamond experts guide you through every option. Visit us at 19-21 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8BA, or browse our full collection online with free UK delivery.

Does MOH offer London delivery?

Yes. We offer free insured next-day delivery across London and the UK. For clients in London, you can also collect in person from our Hatton Garden showroom.

Is platinum worth the extra cost for an engagement ring?

Platinum is typically 20–40% more expensive than white gold, but it offers superior durability, purity, and zero maintenance over a lifetime. It never needs re-plating and is naturally hypoallergenic. For a piece you will wear every day for decades, many find the investment worthwhile.

Where can I buy engagement rings in London?

MOH's showroom is in Hatton Garden — London's historic jewellery quarter. We offer free private consultations where our diamond experts guide you through every option. Visit us at 19-21 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8BA, or browse our full collection online with free UK delivery.

Does MOH offer London delivery?

Yes. We offer free insured next-day delivery across London and the UK. For clients in London, you can also collect in person from our Hatton Garden showroom.

London Engagement Rings in Platinum

Handcrafted · Hatton Garden, London

Platinum is 95% pure, naturally white, and will never fade or yellow over time. It is denser and heavier than gold, giving your ring a satisfying weight and substance. Platinum is hypoallergenic, making it ideal for sensitive skin.

The neutral white tone of platinum lets the diamond be the star — it does not cast warmth into the stone, making it the preferred metal for D–G colour diamonds.