Vintage, Classic, and Solitaire Engagement Rings

An engagement ring is a symbolic piece of jewelry given by one person to another to signify their intention to marry. It is traditionally given by a person proposing marriage to their romantic partner as a symbol of love, commitment, and the promise of a future together. The act of giving an engagement ring is an important cultural and social tradition in many societies around the world.

Here are some key points about engagement rings:

1. Symbolism: An engagement ring is a symbol of love, commitment, and the intention to marry. It represents a promise to spend the rest of one's life with the person receiving the ring.

2. Ring Styles: Engagement rings come in various styles and designs to suit different tastes and preferences. Some popular styles include solitaire rings, which feature a single diamond or gemstone, and halo rings, which have a central stone surrounded by a circle of smaller stones. Other styles include three-stone rings, vintage-inspired rings, and modern contemporary designs.

3. Diamond Rings: Diamond engagement rings are the most popular choice. The quality of a diamond is typically assessed based on the "Four Cs": carat weight, cut, clarity, and color. These factors determine a diamond's value and appearance.   Lab grown diamonds have vastly changed the diamond market.   2 to 3 carat diamonds are becoming more popular with the affordability of a lab grown diamond.   We specifically craft your ring to fit the diamond of your choice for the perfect fit, size and proportion.

4. Metal Options: Engagement rings are typically made of precious metals such as gold (yellow, white, or rose), platinum, or silver. The choice of metal depends on personal style, durability, and budget.

5. Customization: Many couples choose to customize their engagement rings to make them unique and meaningful. Customization options include selecting specific gemstones, engraving personal messages or dates, or designing a completely unique ring.

6. Cost: The cost of an engagement ring can vary widely depending on factors such as the quality of the diamond or gemstone, the metal used, and the overall design. It's important to establish a budget and choose a ring that aligns with it.

7. Proposal Tradition: Traditionally, the person proposing marriage presents the engagement ring during a romantic proposal. However, modern couples often choose the ring together or discuss their preferences beforehand.

8. Ring Care: Engagement rings should be cared for and maintained to keep them looking their best. Regular cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals or activities that could damage the ring, and periodic inspections by a jeweler are recommended.

Remember, while engagement rings hold symbolic significance, the true value lies in the love, commitment, and relationship they represent. The choice of a ring should reflect the personal style and preferences of the couple involved.