Weddings today are all about personalization and creating an expression of the couples history and future together! The modern bride may no longer be in a white wedding gown but traditional or not, somethings will never change. Choosing the perfect ring, regardless of the era, is always easier with a little guidance from a knowledgeable fine jeweler . Picking out an engagement ring is not an easy task. With so many different styles, cuts and settings it is easy to loose yourself in the mix.
You want your engagement ring to be timeless but you also want it to suit your individual taste and style and this can be tricky. We at McCaskill & Company, however, are here to help you pick out the perfect engagement ring, below we have highlighted four popular ring trends.
Baguettes:
A popular cut during the Art Deco period; the baguette has a vintage flair and is poised for a huge comeback this season. Baguettes make a natural accent to nearly every other cut of center stone. Set horizontally, the bands offer a fresh yet romantic new style of eternity band.
Fancy Cuts:
If your looking for a less traditional ring, a fancy cut diamond may be the way to go. Because, fancy cut diamonds are cut in unique ways like, emerald, princess and radiant, they tend to be very eye catching and appeal to many. Celebrities love this trend; most recently Lady Gaga received a brilliant heart shaped diamond.
Cigar Bands:
While many brides may reach for a delicate, dainty band, wider bands are becoming a popular choice for men and women. The wide bands can have diamond details, a rounded middle or be the same dimension the whole way around. Trendvision, an international jewelry trend forecaster, selected wide, cigar-style bands as part of its Bespoke Bridal trend.
Stacking Sets:
Stacking sets are a fun way to personalize a wedding ring. Stacking and nesting rings allow you to add to your engagement ring, presenting the perfect opportunity for a unique anniversary present! The rings dont have to perfectly match either, you can play around by adding a different colored gemstone, or mixing metals with different types of bands.