STACKABLE ENGAGEMENT RINGS
We’ve seen stackable rings take over the jewellery world - and it seems as if it’s going to transform the world of bridal bling, too.
The appeal comes from the fact that you can add countless bands in different shapes, sizes, and colours, allowing for a LOT of freedom and creativity - and a far more unique engagement ring.
Whether you stop at adding your wedding band, or keep going with a cute ring for each big anniversary, the choice is yours - no wonder so many people love this trend!
YELLOW GOLD ENGAGEMENT RINGS
Silver used to be the big colour for engagement rings but, nowadays, it’s ALL about that bright yellow gold. Made with a mix of gold and other metals, it’s “the purest colour of all the coloured golds” - and it’s also the most hypoallergenic, too.
PETITE DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
It used to be a case of ‘the bigger, the better’ with diamonds, but, nowadays, it’s all about those beautiful, intricate, and delicate stones.
This is a trend we don’t see going away anytime soon!
ROSE GOLD ENGAGEMENT RINGS
Softer, warmer, and more romantic than white gold, it’s no surprise that rose gold has become one of the most popular precious metals for engagement rings.
COLOURED GEMSTONE ENGAGEMENT RINGS
Diamonds have fallen out of favour; coloured gemstones, like rubies, sapphires, emeralds, topaz, and amethysts, are the NEW girl’s best friend!
Whether you mix coloured stones with diamonds, or go for a single gemstone, adding a bit of colour to your band is a surefire way to stand out from the bridal crowd.
Would you dare to go colourful with your engagement ring?
BLACK ENGAGEMENT RINGS
For those of you who don’t want a diamond, but feel too afraid to go all out with a brightly coloured gemstone, it’s time to consider a BLACK gem in your engagement ring.
Mysterious, elegant, and beautiful, it’s perfect for offbeat brides - and it’s guaranteed to stay in style, year after year after year.
TEARDROP AND HALF-MOON STONE ENGAGEMENT RINGS
A lot of people are veering away from traditional engagement ring shapes for 2016, favouring the more quirky and unusual outlines instead. From pretty half-moon diamonds, to teardrop gemstones, these curved settings add an Art Deco twist to your bridal bling - and are VERY flattering, too.
Plus, while they may be unusual, they have an elegant and vintage vibe, too - which means they won’t ever go out of fashion. Win!
Which of these engagement rings trends do you love the most?
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