Yes we do. Our entire Engagement Ring Collection is available in-store and online. Learn more about our latest collection here: https://yorkjewellers.com.au/blogs/news/discover-the-perfect-yes-introducing-our-new-engagement-ring-collection

Note that while we make every effort to keep all products in stock, some item combinations may need to be ordered.

Generally, a custom piece is completed 8-10 weeks after the design is finalised. This timeframe is dependent on demand, as well as the availability of specific gemstones and diamonds.

Here are 11 secret ways to find out your partner's ring size: https://yorkjewellers.com.au/blogs/news/11-secret-ways-to-find-out-your-partner-s-ring-size 

To measure it yourself, download our printable ring size chart: https://yorkjewellers.com.au/pages/ring-size-chart

Yes we do. If you have an idea in mind, we can create it. An appointment with one of our talented designers will guide you through the custom design process: https://yorkjewellers.com.au/pages/book-an-appointment

York Jewellers has two stunning locations for you to visit.

Our flagship store is at 22 Riley St Penrith, NSW 2750, nestled at the foothills of the Blue Mountains – the gateway to hinterland engagements, weddings, and romantic escapes. Here, you can explore our luxury diamond and bespoke jewellery showroom, where we offer personalised service and an exceptional collection.

We also have a second location at Shop SP019, Warriewood Square, 12 Jacksons Rd, Warriewood NSW 2102. Whether you’re local or visiting from afar, both stores provide the same high quality service and stunning jewellery to help you celebrate every special occasion!

Yes, absolutely! You can book a Zoom consultation with our design team here: https://yorkjewellers.com.au/pages/book-an-appointment

Yes, we have an independent valuer who regularly visits us in-store. The charge is $120 per item, and the valuations are completed in-store.

Please contact us for upcoming dates, as this requires a booking. You may bring the items to be valued on the day, or drop them off in advance.

Yes, as a manufacturing jeweller we have a team of skilled designers and jewellers who can create a custom design using the materials that you have, including diamonds, gemstones, and metal. You can make a booking for a ‘remodelling appointment’ with a member of our design team using the link below. We recommend that you bring along your pieces and any inspiration you have for your new design: https://yorkjewellers.com.au/pages/book-an-appointment 

As our Engagement Rings Collections are already priced competitively, they are not included in any sales that we have. 

We do - we offer 3-month laybys with a 20% deposit and fortnightly repayments.

We also have interest free ‘buy now, pay later’ payment options available with Zip Money.

To make your own cleaning solution at home, we recommend using warm water with a little bit of dishwashing liquid. Scrub the jewellery lightly with a soft toothbrush, before rinsing thoroughly and allowing to dry. This is suitable to clean most diamond and gemstone jewellery. Learn more about jewellery maintenance here: https://yorkjewellers.com.au/blogs/news/the-art-of-jewellery-care-preserving-brilliance-craftsmanship-and-legacy

All parcels are sent via express post, and they are registered, insured and tracked. The postal service has been extremely reliable for parcels sent all over the country, however sometimes delays can occur. Click and collect is available by appointment.

Lab-Grown Diamonds are man-made, by simulating natural conditions of extreme heat and extreme pressure (HPHT). Both mined and lab-grown diamonds are identical in chemical, optical and physical composition.

You can read more about lab-grown and natural diamonds here: https://yorkjewellers.com.au/blogs/news/lab-grown-vs-mined-diamonds-what-s-the-difference

Diamonds were first created in a lab in the 1950’s. However, they weren’t gem quality diamonds that could be used in jewellery. Over the past few decades, the process has been perfected, however only really since around early 2010 has it been possible to produce large, white, gem quality diamonds that meet or surpass natural diamonds in terms of desirability.

In one of the processes, the diamonds are created by replicating certain favourable conditions that naturally exist 87 to 118 miles below the Earth’s surface in the mantle of the Earth.

A sliver of an existing high-quality diamond, otherwise known as a seed, is placed in an environment that contains a specific recipe of carbon compounds at great pressures and temperatures. This process is called HPHT and most created diamonds, even the CVD ones, go through some kind of post treatment process with HPHT.

To the naked eye there is no difference between a mined and a created diamond. So that the customer may be well informed about their choices, we are bound by law and ethics to clearly disclose which diamonds are lab-grown or created.

Depending on the colour and size, it can take between 10 days to a month to create a HPHT diamond in a laboratory.

No, they’re not the same. Diamond-like materials like Cubic Zirconia and Moissanite are not diamonds, whereas lab-grown diamonds are an absolutely true diamond with a wide range of colour, clarity, carat and cut possibilities.

Lab-grown diamonds are graded with the same standards as mined diamonds and carry reports from the International Gem Institute (IGI). It’s probable that other grading laboratories will also certify created diamonds in the future.

Yes, each lab-grown diamond we sell over 0.50cts has a unique ID inscribed on the diamond itself. This information is detailed in your certificate so you can always identify your diamond.

Lab-grown diamonds are available at York as another choice for our customers. They provide you with an opportunity to purchase a larger, better quality diamond for the same price when comparing a lab-grown diamond to a mined diamond.