The ring you want to make

Send one image if you have one. Say what drew you to it and what you would change: perhaps the two-stone arrangement appeals to you, but you want a plain band. Ksenia can discuss those choices for a new ring and prepare a quote for the proposed design. The consultation is online, so there is no trip to a showroom built into the process.

Melbourne is two hours ahead of Shenzhen on standard time and three hours ahead during daylight saving. A proposed noon Melbourne call is 10am in Shenzhen before the change and 9am after it. Victoria’s daylight saving period begins on 4 October 2026. When you send a message, Ksenia’s reply follows her day in Shenzhen; suggest a time in both cities for a live call.

Decide what the reference is telling you. A photograph may make a stone shape clear while hiding the band’s profile or the space beneath the setting. Ask about those unseen parts. ENBOM DIAMONDS makes 18ct gold as standard and 14ct on request, so name your preference when you ask for a quote.

A Melbourne jeweller can measure the finger that will wear the ring, or you can use a ring sizer. Pass on the size and its sizing system rather than an estimate based on another ring. For a lab-grown centre stone of 0.30 carat or larger, an independent laboratory report is included in the price. Smaller side and pavé stones are not individually reported.

Give Ksenia the date you need the ring. From order to delivery in Australia, the usual time is three to four weeks. That estimate covers the ring; any ceremony booking has its own timetable. For example, the Victorian Marriage Registry says couples using its service must provide at least one month’s notice and recommends booking at least three months ahead, particularly for peak summer dates.

Delivery to Melbourne is included in the ring price. ENBOM DIAMONDS carries the risk of loss or damage until delivery and will remake the piece or refund it in full if it is lost or damaged. Plan the ring and the ceremony as separate dates on your calendar.