H.Samuel slashes price of ‘truly elegant' diamond engagement ring by a mega £674
If you're looking for the perfect diamond engagement ring but can't afford to spend thousands, H.Samuel has got the perfect deal for you - as you can currently save £674 on this 'elegant' piece
This time of year, all of our calendars are likely full up with wedding dates, hen and stag dos, and engagement parties. That's right, the spring and summer months are jam-packed with everything from the nuptials to proposals. And if you're going to be asking the big question this season, or if you're on the hunt for the perfect engagement ring that won't cost a month's rent, you're in luck.
Over at H.Samuel, shoppers can currently buy this 9ct White Gold 0.25ct Diamond Twisted Shoulders Solitaire Ring, which is worth £1099, for the massively reduced price of £425—saving you a whopping £674. That said, you'll want to act fast to secure this stunning piece for a wallet-friendly price before this offer ends.
This H.Samuel engagement ring is made from 9ct white gold to create the band, which weaves around diamond-encrusted shoulders to create an intricate and stylish twist to an otherwise understated design.
The ring is characterised by a glistening round-cut centre stone, which is encircled by a radiant diamond halo, adding a feminine and flattering flare that's not only stunning, but is touted as a truly elegant piece that's sure to be the perfect accessory to add a dash of sparkle to every day, and get you the a yes when you pop the question. Plus, it's £674 cheaper - what could be better?
If this style is along the right lines, but you want to check out alternative designs, don't worry—we've got you covered. For instance, over at Jeulia, you can find a similar Gold Platinum Twist Round Cut Ring. Featuring the same white gold band and solitaire diamond, this simple and elegant piece retails for £450. Plus, this design offers plenty of personalisation opportunities that let you change the material and stones for the perfect finish.
Meanwhile, Austen & Blake has this 9K White Gold Round Solitaire Engagement Ring that boasts the same luxurious look as the H. Samuel but with the additional choice to switch the metal and diamond shape. This piece sells for the higher price of £885, down from £983.
For those who don't mind splashing out a bit more cash, Ernest Jones is offering this 9ct White Gold 0.25ct Total Diamond Solitaire Twist Ring, which features the same elegant intertwined shoulder design as the H. Samuel ring; this gem retails for £1000.
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