The Best Vintage Wedding Rings, For Your Picture-perfect Proposal

Marrow Fine rings are all handmade to order in Solana Beach, California. This Art Deco-style ring features rose-cut diamonds interlaced with baguettes to form a half-halo over the crystal-clear half-carat center stone.

Shop: $5,140

Made in 1920, this early Art Deco ring has an oval-cut diamond flanked by two cultured pearls. Three-stone rings are said to symbolize the past, present, and future of your relationship, and the neutrals help this ring exude understated elegance.

Shop: $11,200

Just admiring the shape of this ring transports you back in time. The center diamond is pear-shaped, and the halo has a distinctly Victorian flair. You can visit the Anna Sheffield atelier in New York or LA.

Shop: $6,900

The oval center stone is blue moonstone, and it’s surrounded by 12 brilliant cut round diamonds. From the Edwardian era, the moonstone “displays excellent adularescence (the effect whereby light appears to glow from within the stone).”

Shop: $1,000

From Erica Weiner’s 1909 collection, they say that sapphires “have historically represented love, commitment, and fidelity.” Many of Weiner’s pieces are made from recycled gems and incorporate historical elements.

Shop: $3,200

The center stone is an antique cushion cut and is accented by two sapphire triangle stones, with 50 brilliant cut diamonds. Handmade and designed by McTeigue & McClelland, the detailing in the antique-looking prongs and the polished platinum is eye-catching and unique.

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Marquise diamonds give this luxe band a vintage feel. The marquise diamonds come to a total of two carats, and the round brilliant cut stones around the perimeter are .34 carats.

Shop: $16,500

This ring is a modern take on vintage “flower” rings. The center stone is a champagne oval diamond, and though there are two stones on either side, the headdress makes it a one-of-a-kind take on a three-stone ring.

Shop: $5,600

This diamond is made from re-cutting an Old Mine or Old European cut stone and wastes as little of the diamond as possible while giving new glamour to a previously unusable diamond. It lives in a delicate, engraved Edwardian-style mounting.

Shop: $15,000

It’s 11 square-cut diamonds lined up and pays homage to Art Deco-style in many ways “including framing the diamonds in a simple channel set design as well as adding a touch of handcrafted milgraining along each edge.”

Shop: $2,300

This retro ring has a brilliant-cut round diamond set between two rectangular step-cut diamonds. A vibrant pink halo surrounds the three-stone center, and it all lives in a timeless platinum band.

Shop: $4,400

An authentic Art Deco piece from 1925, this platinum ring has hexagonal perimeter encrusted with 20 diamonds surrounding the center stone. The thin band makes it feel dainty while still giving credence to the nearly one-carat diamond.

Shop: $9,550

The Art Deco elegance comes from the tapered baguettes on this ring. As vintage wedding rings go, this one is particularly versatile, because you can use it as a wedding band, engagement ring, or anniversary band.

Shop: $2,950

The hand-engraved florals in this band are dramatic, and with a three-millimeter width, it works as a standalone wedding ring or as a complement to a vintage engagement ring. They call this carved ring a “heritage bloomed” band.

Shop: $2,800