Are princess cut diamonds cheaper than round?

Yes. Princess cut diamonds are typically 20–30% less expensive than equivalent round brilliants because less rough stone is wasted during cutting. This makes them an excellent value choice for maximising size and sparkle within a budget.

How often does white gold need re-plating?

White gold typically needs rhodium re-plating every 12–24 months, depending on wear. At MOH, we offer complimentary re-plating as part of our lifetime aftercare service.

What is the difference between side stone and halo engagement rings?

Side stone rings have small diamonds along the band but not surrounding the centre stone. Halo rings have a complete frame of diamonds around the centre. Side stone designs offer extra sparkle with a cleaner, more streamlined look.

Are princess cut diamonds cheaper than round?

Yes. Princess cut diamonds are typically 20–30% less expensive than equivalent round brilliants because less rough stone is wasted during cutting. This makes them an excellent value choice for maximising size and sparkle within a budget.

How often does white gold need re-plating?

White gold typically needs rhodium re-plating every 12–24 months, depending on wear. At MOH, we offer complimentary re-plating as part of our lifetime aftercare service.

What is the difference between side stone and halo engagement rings?

Side stone rings have small diamonds along the band but not surrounding the centre stone. Halo rings have a complete frame of diamonds around the centre. Side stone designs offer extra sparkle with a cleaner, more streamlined look.

Princess Cut Side Stone Engagement Rings in 18K White Gold

34 handcrafted designs · Hatton Garden, London

The princess cut is a square or near-square brilliant-cut diamond that offers exceptional sparkle in a modern, geometric profile. It retains more rough diamond weight during cutting than a round brilliant, making it a strong value proposition without sacrificing fire or brilliance.

Bright, modern elegance at an accessible price. 18K white gold contains 75% pure gold alloyed with white metals such as palladium or silver, finished with a rhodium plating for a bright, reflective white appearance. It offers the elegant look of platinum with a lighter weight.