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Klarna is one of the leading payment providers in Europe and a licensed bank that is fundamentally changing the payment experience for buyers and sellers. The company, founded in Sweden in 2005, enables online shoppers to handle outstanding payments immediately, later or in installments quickly, easily and securely. Klarna works with more than 130,000 retailers such as Asos, Spotify, MediaMarkt and Deutsche Bahn and currently employs more than 2,500 people in 14 countries. In 2014 Klarna took over Sofort GmbH; In 2017, Billpay GmbH was acquired. The company's investors include; Sequoia Capital, Bestseller Group, Atomico, VISA and Permira. More information can be found atwww.klarna.ie
Definitely! Shopping online couldn't be more secure than with Klarna. In a store, you can always touch and check the goods you want to buy before paying for them. We believe that online shopping should be no different. That's why Klarna purchase on account gives you the opportunity to check your goods first and pay later.
Our goal is to make shopping easier and safer - smooth. That is why we take drastic measures to protect you as a buyer against fraud and unreliable online retailers. Whenever you see the Klarna logo in an online store, you can be sure that the store is trustworthy and meets our strict requirements.
Klarna is also certified by TÜV Saarland and Trusted Shops. Certificates give you as a consumer positive indications of the quality of the services and products. The associations registered under "the TÜV" are known worldwide and the certificates promote the highest international reputation. TÜV Saarland has concentrated on customer-oriented services outside the traditional official fields of activity. Every year, TÜV Saarland ensures that our business model is serious and that Klarna offers secure payment methods through a detailed investigation.
Klarna has been a “Trusted Shops Authorized Partner” since 2011 and as an “authorized partner”, Klarna's processes are perfectly adapted to the Trusted Shops quality criteria. The Trusted Shops quality criteria are based on national and European laws that are important for online shopping. They take into account the current judgments and requirements of consumer protection organizations or go even further. Read more about the Trusted Shops seal of approval here.
In addition, Klarna Buyer Protection protects you with every purchase from Klarna. This is an agreement between you and Klarna that allows you to shop online safely. To ensure that the Buyer Protection Directive applies, you as a consumer must make the purchase from an entrepreneur. Please note that the Buyer Protection Directive only applies to payments made with Sofort if it is expressly stated on the payment method selection page in the merchant's online store.
Yes of course! You can chat with us in the app at any time or call us on 0221 669 501 10
Pay directly when placing your order. No credit card number, no extra passwords, no worries.
Only pay for what you like. Review your order first and then decide what you want to keep.
Pay your orders in installments and at your own pace. You decide how much you want to pay monthly.
Klarna is one of the leading payment providers in Europe and a licensed bank that is fundamentally changing the payment experience for buyers and sellers. The company, founded in Sweden in 2005, enables online shoppers to handle outstanding payments immediately, later or in installments quickly, easily and securely. Klarna works with more than 130,000 retailers such as Asos, Spotify, MediaMarkt and Deutsche Bahn and currently employs more than 2,500 people in 14 countries. In 2014 Klarna took over Sofort GmbH; In 2017, Billpay GmbH was acquired. The company's investors include; Sequoia Capital, Bestseller Group, Atomico, VISA and Permira. More information can be found atwww.klarna.ie
Definitely! Shopping online couldn't be more secure than with Klarna. In a store, you can always touch and check the goods you want to buy before paying for them. We believe that online shopping should be no different. That's why Klarna purchase on account gives you the opportunity to check your goods first and pay later.
Our goal is to make shopping easier and safer - smooth. That is why we take drastic measures to protect you as a buyer against fraud and unreliable online retailers. Whenever you see the Klarna logo in an online store, you can be sure that the store is trustworthy and meets our strict requirements.
Klarna is also certified by TÜV Saarland and Trusted Shops. Certificates give you as a consumer positive indications of the quality of the services and products. The associations registered under "the TÜV" are known worldwide and the certificates promote the highest international reputation. TÜV Saarland has concentrated on customer-oriented services outside the traditional official fields of activity. Every year, TÜV Saarland ensures that our business model is serious and that Klarna offers secure payment methods through a detailed investigation.
Klarna has been a “Trusted Shops Authorized Partner” since 2011 and as an “authorized partner”, Klarna's processes are perfectly adapted to the Trusted Shops quality criteria. The Trusted Shops quality criteria are based on national and European laws that are important for online shopping. They take into account the current judgments and requirements of consumer protection organizations or go even further. Read more about the Trusted Shops seal of approval here.
In addition, Klarna Buyer Protection protects you with every purchase from Klarna. This is an agreement between you and Klarna that allows you to shop online safely. To ensure that the Buyer Protection Directive applies, you as a consumer must make the purchase from an entrepreneur. Please note that the Buyer Protection Directive only applies to payments made with Sofort if it is expressly stated on the payment method selection page in the merchant's online store.
Yes of course! You can chat with us in the app at any time or call us on 0221 669 501 10
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It is law within the UK that every item of precious metal sold such as Platinum, Gold, Silver is stamped labelling the item with the type of metal it is. Platinum pieces which weigh less than 0.5 grams, 18ct Gold and Palladium pieces weighing less than 1.0 gram and Silver pieces weighing less than 7.78 grams are except from hallmark.
At Diamonds Factory all our products are hallmarked as per UK hallmarking law from London Assay Office (The GoldSmith Company)
The Goldsmiths' Company Assay Office is the oldest assay office in the United Kingdom. It has provided hallmarking services since The Goldsmiths' Company was founded in the 1300s. The company received its royal charter in 1327 and ranks 5th in order of precedence of the 12 Great Livery Companies of the City of London.
Hallmarking dates back to the 1300s when Edward I of England passed a law requiring any item made of silver, which was offered for sale, to be at least of equal quality as that of the coin of the realm (silver currency). The wardens of The Goldsmiths' Company were tasked with visiting workshops in the City of London to assay (test) silver articles. If these articles were found to be below standard they were originally destroyed and the metal forfeited to the King. If they passed, each article received the King's mark of authentication - the mark of a leopard's head. By 1478, there were several hundred workshops and merchants manufacturing silver articles in the City of London. It was not possible for the wardens to visit them all so the merchants were ordered to bring their items to Goldsmiths' Hall for testing and marking and a permanent Assay Office was established in the building. This is the origin of the term hallmark - struck with the King's mark at Goldsmiths' Hall.
In 1544 the Goldsmith's Company adopted the King's mark as their town mark and the mark of the leopard's head is now internationally recognised as the mark of this assay office.
The Goldsmiths's Company Assay Office is still based at Goldsmiths's Hall and remains the oldest company in Britain to be continually trading from the same site. However, it also has two satellite offices; at Greville Street in Hatton Garden in the heart of the London jewellery quarter and within a high security complex near London's Heathrow airport. It now has a new off-site facility within the Dalston-based jewellery manufacturer, Allied Gold. This is the first time in the Assay Office's 700 year history that it has opened permanent hallmarking services on a customer's premises.
In addition to hallmarking, the office has now expanded its range of services to support the jewellery trade and enforcement authorities. It offers a variety of specialist analytical services including nickel, lead & cadmium testing, antique silver dating, non-destructive compositional analysis, plating thickness measurement and a melt and assay service for scrap precious metal carried out in their fully independent on-site laboratory. Other services offered are a jewellery valuation service, laser marking, trading standards assistance, high quality photography and a comprehensive range of training and educational seminars, lectures and specialist events.
There is something deeply satisfying about a well-built ring stack. It looks considered, personal, and layered with meaning in a way that is entirely its own. But getting there takes an intentional approach. Understanding why certain combinations work is what makes the difference between a stack that turns heads and one that just looks busy.
Before we get into specific approaches, it is worth pausing on that point. A stack is a composition. It has a focal point, supporting elements, and a visual rhythm that either flows or fights. When you build with that in mind, the whole thing comes together with a sense of ease that looks effortless.
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Your Centre Ring Sets The Tone For Everything
The most important piece in any stack is your anchor ring, and everything else is chosen in relation to it. If you are working with a round cut diamond ring, you have one of the most versatile shapes to build upon. Its symmetry harmonises equally well with plain metal and diamond-set bands, and it handles mixed widths without losing its balance.
A cushion cut diamond ring asks for a slightly different approach. The soft, rounded corners of a cushion cut sit most gracefully alongside curved or scalloped bands rather than straight-edged ones. The visual language of the cut carries a softness, and bands that echo that quality bring out the best in it.
An oval cut diamond ring is a particularly elegant anchor for stacking. The elongated silhouette naturally lengthens the finger, and that effect is enhanced when you flank it with slender bands on either side. Keep them low-profile, and the oval remains the clear star of the composition.
A marquise cut diamond ring presents a specific consideration worth knowing about upfront. The pointed ends of a marquise require bands that either curve away from the tips or are designed as fitted companions. Straight bands that press against those points can put strain on the setting over time, so contoured or specially fitted bands are genuinely the right choice here, not just an aesthetic one.
On The Subject Of Mixing Metals
Mixed metal stacking has become one of the most popular approaches in fine jewellery, and it works beautifully when handled with intention. The guiding principle is repetition: each metal you introduce should appear at least twice across the stack.
A rose gold diamond ring paired with a rose gold band on one side and two yellow gold bands, for instance, creates a curated, deliberate contrast where the mix looks purposeful.
Platinum deserves particular mention here. A platinum diamond wedding band has a brightness and density that sit differently on the hand compared to white gold, even when the two look similar at a glance.
Stacking platinum alongside a gold band diamond ring creates a layered contrast that is quietly sophisticated. Platinum and diamond rings also develop a beautiful patina with wear, softening gradually in a way that adds character rather than detracting from the overall look.
For those building a stack intended to last decades, platinum diamond bands are a sound long-term choice. The metal's durability means they hold their shape and finish through daily wear in a way that rewards the investment.
Proportions, Width, And Visual Balance
Width is the variable that most directly affects how a stack reads. A wide, substantial centre ring calls for slender flanking bands to give it room to breathe. Slim, delicate bands on either side draw the eye inward to the centrepiece and make it appear even more significant by contrast.
Conversely, if your anchor ring is a low-profile, understated piece, building your stack with equally fine stackable diamond rings creates a layered, graduated effect where no single ring dominates. The cumulative impact of several slim bands worn together can be just as striking as a bold solitaire, simply in a different register.
A useful principle when deciding how many rings to include: odd numbers stack more naturally than even ones. Three rings have an inherent hierarchy, with one anchoring the middle and one on each side. Five is achievable with careful attention to width variation. Four is the most challenging arrangement because the eye looks for a central point and cannot find one, which can make the stack feel unresolved.
The Practical Side That Is Easy To Overlook
The way a stack sits physically on the finger matters as much as how it looks in theory. Rings that are sized even slightly differently will rotate and shift throughout the day, which undermines the whole composition. If you are adding new bands to an existing ring, have everything properly sized together. A quarter-size variance is enough to cause persistent movement.
Setting height is another practical factor worth thinking through early. A high-set centre stone limits how closely flanking bands can sit against it. In those cases, contoured or fitted bands are not just a style choice but a functional one. They are designed to wrap around the profile of the setting, sitting flush in a way that a straight band simply cannot manage.
Building Your Stack At Diamonds Factory
Our range of stackable diamond rings at Diamonds Factory covers a broad spectrum of widths, metals, and settings, so whether you are searching for a single fitted companion band or building an entire stack from the ground up, the pieces are designed to work together.
We also offer a bespoke service for those with more specific requirements, particularly useful when you have a ring with an unusual setting or a cut that needs a custom-designed partner. Stacking is a personal undertaking, and it should reflect how you actually live in your jewellery.