Pairing a Wedding Band to Your Vintage Engagement Ring

Vintage engagement rings are notoriously difficult to match with wedding bands, but don’t be discouraged! Thinking outside the "ring" box can lead to pairing engagement rings with less traditional bands or vice versa.

Victorian engagement rings are often gold, but don’t let that dictate the metal of your band. We love pairing intricate Victorian rings with our simple 24k Golden Hoop or our Zephyr to add some dimension and contrast. The rhodium on the Zephyr compliments the black enamel seen on many Victorian engagement rings, and the single cut diamonds are antique and add a little extra femininity and vintage sparkle. Don’t be afraid to wear your rings on two different hands. If you feel like your engagement ring is a standout on its own, move it to the right hand and wear a simple diamond eternity band, like our Old Miner.

The beginning of the 20th century ushered in the use of platinum. We love pairing feminine and soft Edwardian rings with textural bands or unusual finishes. Soft filigree details look lovely next to starker, more simple eternity bands. Stack em up, and enjoy the sparkle!

Compliment the geometric aesthetic of an Art Deco engagement ring with a clean eternity band like the Zephyr or Golden Hoop.