Cocktail rings: most cocktail rings have a single large central stone or a set of smaller stones, although some rings are completely unadorned and feature only elaborate metal patterns. A beautiful mixed-metal band in white gold, overlapping and intersecting with silver and rose gold, can create an elegant impression just as well as any gemstone. Whichever type of cocktail ring you choose, you're sure to make a high-fashion statement without lifting a finger with precious stones.

These rings are designed to emphasise and draw attention, making them perfect for club parties and formal occasions. Although you can wear statement earrings with them, bracelets are best left at home. 

Cluster ring (In this type of ring, the gemstones are grouped in clusters, often with a larger gem in the centre and smaller stones around it, the cluster surrounding the central diamond giving the impression that all the diamonds are actually one very large diamond). : it contains a cluster of small gemstones, which do not necessarily have to be round in shape. These rings are in many ways superior to single rings: more stones, more sparkle and more style. They are therefore perfect for a formal meeting or a fun party of friends.

Halo ring: a halo ring consists of a central stone set in a bezel around which smaller stones are arranged. This sparkling halo optically enlarges the size of your central diamond, making it appear much larger. As this type of ring is usually quite striking and eye-catching, be sure to have it ready for cocktail parties, celebrations or formal occasions. 

Geometric ring: a geometric ring gives a modern and creative look. Often these rings have an unconventional shape that makes them unique and exclusive. When looking for a geometric ring for your finger, you can choose from a wide range of colours, shapes and designs, which makes the matching process interesting. Geometric rings are best paired with simple casual or even slightly sporty/youthful outfits to maintain a cool style.  

Simple round ring: these are rings without any fancy stones or shapes. They are versatile and practical because they can be worn at any time, are comfortable and do not interfere with everyday activities. However, formal occasions need a bit of sparkle, so if you don't wear bright, massive rings, it's best to go for a delicate round ring with a larger stone, or you can combine a simple round ring with another existing ring with a larger stone to create a multi-layered piece of jewellery.

Solitaire ring: These rings usually have only one bright central stone set in a prong set or bezel. Such rings do not have any other gemstones to distract from the main central stone. The diamond is particularly accentuated in these rings because its brilliance absorbs all the attention of those around it. When it comes to choosing a ring style, solitaire rings are iconic and never go out of style.

Although it is perfect for any occasion, it is best worn with a delicate evening dress. 

Layered ring: Ring stacking (or layering) is a relatively new, but extremely popular jewellery trend where several rings are worn on one or more fingers. These rings can be purchased as a single interlocking piece or can be created by wearing several rings on one finger. For example, it is common to combine a classic wedding ring with an engagement ring with a stone, thus creating a two-layered symbiosis.

A ring with three stones: Traditionally, three stones in a ring tell about the person's past and present. Three stones can also symbolise love, loyalty and friendship. Such rings are often called trinity or trilogy rings. The central stone of the ring, usually the largest of the trio, represents the present, while the smaller stones on the sides represent the past and the future. The symbolism of the three stones gives the rings even more meaning. Although this ring is not as striking as a solitaire ring, it can still be worn on both formal and informal occasions.