Pre-Owned 18ct Yellow Gold 0.35ct Diamond Half Eternity Ring£569.00From £21.52 Per Month at 0.00% APR*
Frequently asked questions
What types of rings are available at William May?
We offer a wide variety of ring styles to suit every occasion, including:
- Bridal Set — A matching pair of an engagement ring and wedding band designed to fit together.
- Cluster — Features smaller gemstones set close together to give the look of one large, reflective stone.
- Coins & Sovereign — Traditional rings with a historic coin, often held in a decorative gold mount.
- Dress — Decorative pieces for special occasions, often using larger stones and intricate metalwork.
- Eternity — A band with a line of identical gemstones, traditionally gifted to celebrate an anniversary.
- Gold Dress — Classic yellow or white gold bands with ornate details that stand out on the finger.
- Signet — Flat-topped rings, often featuring a family crest, initials, or a clean surface suitable for engraving.
- Solitaire — A timeless design with a single gemstone, letting the cut and clarity of the stone be the main focus.
- Trilogy — Features three stones side-by-side, which symbolise the past, present, and future of a relationship.
- Wedding — Symbolic bands in gold, silver, or platinum for your big day, offering a comfortable fit for daily wear.
How to measure rings to find the right size?
To find your ring size, you can wrap a strip of paper around the base of your finger and mark where it overlaps to find the circumference. It's best to do this in the evening when your fingers are at their largest (due to natural swelling throughout the day) to make sure your ring doesn't feel too tight.
Learn more about our ring resizing service here.
How to clean rings at home?
To keep your jewellery clean, follow these simple steps:
- Fill a bowl with warm water and add a few drops of washing-up liquid.
- Soak your ring for about 20 to 30 minutes to loosen any built-up dirt or oils.
- Gently scrub with a soft-bristled toothbrush, especially the underside.
- Rinse the ring under warm, running water and pat dry with a lint-free cloth.
For more detailed advice on caring for your collection, read our full jewellery cleaning guide.




