5 Uncommon Diamond Engagement Rings For A Year Like No Other
October 26, 2020 by Victoria Gomelsky
"There’s no telling how many weddings the pandemic has derailed. On the flip side, it’s equally impossible to determine how many love stories this year of seemingly never-ending crises has sparked. It’s practically a COVID-era cliché: Two people cooped up together during lockdown realize there’s no time like the present to declare their undying love for each other.
As the holiday season approaches, some of those couples may be searching for the perfect ring to express that love and seal the proverbial deal. Look no further than the five styles highlighted below—as well as the offbeat trends they represent—for an inspiring take on the year’s broadest bridal trend: rings that are uncommon, and uncommonly beautiful.
Asymmetrical Styles
New York City–based Jade Trau chose to set the 2.25 carat center stone in the double-band ring featured above at a jaunty angle, elevating it above its more straightforward cohorts. If only all serious diamond rings had the confidence to embrace asymmetry!
Unconventional Halos
The halo ring is dead. Long live the halo ring! By which we mean: The traditional halo style, with its tight surround of orderly brilliant-cut diamonds, may be passé, but don’t count out designs that feature off-kilter frames and unusual center stones, like this Ananya piece below featuring recycled vintage diamonds (ideal for the socially conscious bride).
Halo ring in 18k rose gold with 3 ct. diamond center and 1.11 cts. t.w. rose- and full-cut accent diamonds, price on request; Ananya
Gypsy Rings
We adore the voluptuous curves of gypsy rings—they’re ... "
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