Vintage Wedding Rings

A vintage ring refers to a ring that is at least 20 to 30 years old, typically originating from a specific historical era or period. These rings are sought after for their unique and nostalgic qualities, often reflecting the design aesthetics and craftsmanship of the time in which they were created. Vintage rings can be found in various styles and materials, such as gold, platinum, silver, and adorned with gemstones like diamonds, sapphires, or emeralds. Each vintage ring carries its own history and character, making it a distinctive piece that stands out from contemporary jewelry designs. Collectors, jewelry enthusiasts, and individuals looking for a touch of timeless elegance often appreciate the charm and individuality that vintage rings bring.

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The popularity of vintage wedding rings can vary depending on personal preferences and current trends. However, there are a few styles of vintage wedding rings that have consistently remained popular over the years. Some of the most sought-after vintage wedding ring styles include:

Art Deco Rings: Rings from the Art Deco period (1920s-1930s) are known for their geometric shapes, bold designs, and intricate detailing. These rings often feature filigree work, colorful gemstones, and contrasting metal accents.

Victorian Rings: Victorian-era rings (1837-1901) are characterized by romantic and feminine designs. They typically feature intricate scrollwork, floral motifs, and the use of sentimental gemstones like pearls, opals, and rose-cut diamonds.

Edwardian Rings: Edwardian-era rings (1901-1910) are known for their delicate and elegant designs. These rings often showcase intricate filigree work, milgrain detailing, and incorporate platinum settings. They commonly feature diamonds and other precious gemstones.

Retro Rings: Retro-era rings (1940s-1950s) were influenced by the glamour of Hollywood and have a distinctive bold and glamorous style. They often feature large gemstones, intricate metalwork, and bold designs. Retro rings are known for their use of yellow gold and eye-catching designs.

While these styles are frequently sought after, it's important to remember that the popularity of vintage wedding rings can be subjective and influenced by personal preferences. Ultimately, the most popular vintage wedding ring is the one that speaks to an individual's unique style and captures their heart.

Yes!   You can visit our factory (by appointment) in Cincinnati, Ohio.   Whitehouse Brothers offers the unique engagement ring shopping experience at our facility where you can meet with an actual craftsperson to create your forever ring.   Thousands of customers from Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, Lexington, Nashville and across the country choose Whitehouse as their fine jeweler.

Whitehouse Brothers uses a special process called "die striking" to create their catalog products.    This process is unique to Whitehouse and what separates the product from any other jeweler.    The die struck process super compresses the metal, which creates a stronger, more durable engagement ring.    Every other jeweler in Cincinnati and around the world uses the cast process, which creates a more porous and less durable ring.

If you are interested in the best quality engagement rings in Cincinnati or around the United States, Whitehouse Brothers is the leader is fine engagement rings and wedding bands by using the die struck process.

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Every Whitehouse Brothers filigree and vintage engagement ring is produced using the die struck process.   The rings are struck in multiple pieces, then pierced with tiny saw blades to create the negative space.   After saw piercing, the rings are assembled using soldering and welding techniques.    At this point, the ring takes shape and is ready for stone setting and engraving.    Stones are set and details engraved by hand under high powered microscopes.    A high polish is then hand applied to the ring.    The center stone is set to complete the engagement ring followed by a final high polish.

Whitehouse Brothers only employs the industry’s best craftspeople.   With over 125 years as the leader in jewelry quality, you can expect the best quality engagement rings and wedding bands from Whitehouse Brothers.

More information on the die struck process can be found here:   https://www.whitehousebrothers.com/about/our-process.html