An engagement ring is now a universally recognised symbol of commitment, and a sign you’re about to step into a whole new phase of your life and your relationship. Whether your taste is in simple bands, unusual stones and designs, or as much diamond as your left hand can handle, there are a million different ways for you to mark your commitment to yourself or your partner. Not a traditionalist? You might even want to bypass marriage altogether and buy a ring for yourself to mark your own personal milestone or promises to yourself. Either way, knowing your jewellery was produced ethically, with care for both the people who made it and the materials it was made from, makes for an engagement ring you can wear with confidence and pride. We’ve created an edit of some of our favourite designers who make sustainable engagement rings that are beautiful pieces to gift, or receive. Alexandra Mor Splitting her time between New York and Bali, Alexandra Mor creates custom, intricate rings crafted from diamond and precious metals, often working with ethical alternatives to classic materials, like tagua seeds instead of ivory. She also counts Beyoncé and Naomi Campbell as clients. Stephen Webster If your tastes tend towards the eclectic, we suggest perusing...