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.

Is rose gold suitable for everyday wear?

Yes. Rose gold is one of the most durable gold alloys because copper strengthens the metal. It is well suited to everyday wear and its colour will not fade over time.

Is £3,500 enough for a natural diamond engagement ring?

Yes — at MOH, £3,500 can secure a 0.7ct natural diamond solitaire engagement ring in 18K gold. If you prefer maximum carat size, a 1.5ct lab-grown diamond in platinum is also achievable at this budget.

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.

Is rose gold suitable for everyday wear?

Yes. Rose gold is one of the most durable gold alloys because copper strengthens the metal. It is well suited to everyday wear and its colour will not fade over time.

Is £3,500 enough for a natural diamond engagement ring?

Yes — at MOH, £3,500 can secure a 0.7ct natural diamond solitaire engagement ring in 18K gold. If you prefer maximum carat size, a 1.5ct lab-grown diamond in platinum is also achievable at this budget.

Princess Cut Engagement Rings in 18K Rose Gold Under £3,500

Handcrafted · 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.

Romantic warmth with a blush of copper. 18K rose gold is created by alloying pure gold with copper, producing its signature pink-blush hue. It offers a romantic, distinctive look that has surged in popularity for engagement rings.