Beautiful and Timeless Vintage Engagement Rings to Shop Now
Looking for a vintage engagement ring that will never go out of style? These timeless beauties are some of the nicest vintage pieces on the market.

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Vintage wedding rings are the perfect heirloom-to-be, because their regal designs have stood the test of time. The ring you and your future spouse choose is more than a symbol of your marriage, it’s a piece that will one day be an integral part of your family history. There are typically five styles of vintage wedding rings or vintage-inspired rings to choose from: Georgian (1715 to 1830), Victorian (1830 to 1899), Edwardian (1900 to 1915), Art Deco (1920s and 1930s), and Retro (1940s and 1950s). So if you come across an Edwardian-style ring, for example, it’s either from the early 1900s, or it’s inspired by the styles most popular at the turn of the century.
As you define your personal style, you’ll be able to hone in on whether the glam colors of retro rings are your perfect match, or whether you prefer the intricate detailing of Art Deco rings. Whether you and your long-term significant other are finally ring shopping, or you’ve been married for 20 years and are scouting an anniversary ring, these vintage wedding rings (or vintage-inspired rings) will take your breath away.

Art Deco Sunrise Ring, Marrow Fine
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.
To buy: $5,140, dev-marrowfine.myshopify.com

Early Art Deco Diamond and Cultured Pearl Three-Stone Ring, Erstwhile Jewelry
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.
To buy : $11,200, erstwhilejewelry.com

Camellia Petal Ring, Anna Sheffield
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.
To buy: $6,900, annasheffield.com

Victoria Band Ring, Tiffany & Co.
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.
To buy: $16,500, tiffany.com

Champagne Headdress Ring, Marrow Fine
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.
To buy: $5,600, marrowfine.com

Crown Jubilee Diamond Solitaire, Erica Weiner
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.
To buy: $15,000, ericaweiner.com

Chesire, Trumpet & Horn
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.”
To buy: $2,300, trumpetandhorn.com

Cartier Art Deco AGL Certified Platinum Diamond Ring
We don’t know how anyone would say No when presented with this stunner by Cartier. It is an Art Deco ring from the 1920s and it sports a stunning Colombian emerald as well as six round-cut diamonds. The precious stones are set in a hand-crafted platinum ring that features delicate milgrain detailing.
To buy: $39,900, 1stdibs.com

Harry Winston Lily Cluster by Harry Winston, Round Brilliant Diamond Engagement Ring
This stunning retro ring is inspired by a Harry Winston archival design from the 1940s—namely the Lily Cluster. It resembles a floating lily in bloom and features a round brilliant diamond with a micropavé frame. You can customize the size of the center diamond from 0.5 to 1.24 carats.
To buy: from $11,300, harrywinston.com

Lang Collection Art Deco Engagement Ring
This gorgeous Art Deco-inspired ring has a highly ornamental design—the European-cut vintage diamond is set in a hexagonal-shaped platinum setting that sports beautiful milgrain edging and a hand-engraved shank.
To buy: $10,950, langantiques.com

DeBeers Classic Trio Emerald Cut Solitaire Engagement Ring
So simple, yet so stunning! This ring is part of DeBeers’ Classic collection and its design is reminiscent of the bold styles popular in the 1950s. The trio of emerald-cut diamonds represents “the harmonious balance of mind, body and soul.” You can make the ring one-of-a-kind by customizing the color and the size of the stones according to your and your partner’s preferences.
To buy: $25,500, debeers.com

Trumpet & Horn Braswell
This 18-karat yellow gold ring is a Victorian classic! The midnight blue sapphire is surrounded by a dazzling halo of twelve round brilliant-cut diamonds each set in its own prong. While this is a newly crafted ring, Trumpet & Horn is dedicated to using vintage stones as well as recycled materials for its rings.
To buy: $4,950, trumpetandhorn.com

Edwardian Engagement Ring
This original Edwardian ring dates back to 1915 and features a stunning center round brilliant-cut diamond weighing 2.14 carats as well as six more round diamonds set on the shoulders and halo. The mounting and shoulders also sport beautiful milgrain accents that perfectly complement the precious stones.
To buy: $32,600, doyledoyle.com

1930s Antique Diamond Engagement Ring
This Art Deco engagement ring really takes our breath away. It features a spectacular center diamond weighing 3.7 carats as well as shoulders entirely encrusted in diamonds. The ring is crafted from 18-karat yellow gold and platinum for a striking color-block effect.
To buy: $79,000, eragem.com

Brilliant Earth Nouveau Diamond Ring
This engagement ring will definitely please the bride-to-be looking for an unconventional yet beautiful vintage design. The dazzling chevron-shaped band together with the pear-cut diamond makes for quite the show-stopper oozing a classic art nouveau vibe.
To buy: from $1,390, brilliantearth.com
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