10 Wedding-Ring Style Trends That Will Take Over This Wedding Season
When it comes to bridal jewelry, your wedding ring will always be the key piece of your big day and all the days after that. So whether you want to stick to tradition and opt for classic wedding-ring styles or you're a true modern bride and are eyeing more alternative ring styles, the pressure of choosing the one is quite high. However, the lovely thing about your wedding day and deciding how it's going to go down is that you're creating a tradition of your own.
With that in mind, we have chosen 10 wedding-ring styles (of the many out there) with various shopping options for each. We know commitment is scary, but we suggest—as with everything—sticking with your gut, as there's a good chance it'll always be right. Scroll on to decide which one to say "I do" to.
Metal
Opt for a bit of texture. Available in sizes 3 to 9+.
Some rose-gold sparkle. Available in sizes 2.5 to 10.5.
With Diamonds
White gold and diamonds are a great combination.Available in sizes 6 to 9.
Not your typical diamond option. Pricing and sizing available upon request.
If you want a metallic band and diamonds, this one is for you. Available in sizes 4 to 9.
With Gemstones
Mix your gems with your diamonds. Available in sizes 3 to 11.5.
Make your gem the center of attention of your wedding ring. Available in sizes 3 to 13.
Sapphire is always a good gem option.Available in sizes 3 to 9.
Some pink gems are too. Available in sizes 4 to 12.
Or go all-out with a sapphire and silver combination. Available in sizes 3 to 10.
Anniversary
Say yes to this rose-gold ring. Available in sizes 5 to 8.5.
Round diamonds are better when it's more than one.Available in sizes 4 to 9.
Radiant indeed. Available in sizes 3.5 to 9.
Small diamonds, big style. Available in sizes 4 to 12+.
Stackables
The perfect variations of metal and diamonds.Available in sizes 3.5 to 8.
It goes with all the other rings you're eyeing. Sizing available upon request.
Consider a yellow-gold wedding ring to add to your stack. Sizing available upon request.
Have fun with shapes and sizes. Sizing available upon request.
Modern
How about an arrow-shaped wedding ring? Sizing available upon request.
Delicate diamonds for a modern ring. Sizing available upon request.
X-shaped wedding rings for the unique bride. Available in sizes 3 to 9+.
Vintage
If you can't decide which vintage style you want, go for this two-toned ring. Sizing available upon request.
Vintage-inspired is the way to go. Pricing and sizing available upon request.
Eternity
Love at first sight. Available in sizes 4 to 8.
Nothing says "I love you" more than an eternity wedding ring. Available in sizes 4 to 10.
Oval-shaped diamonds are a lovely option.Available in sizes 5 to 7.
Wide
Sparkles for days. Sizing available upon request.
Consider crisscut diamond wedding bands.Pricing and sizing available upon request.
A true statement wedding ring. Available in sizes 5 to 9.
Classic
A classic with a twist. Available in sizes 5 to 9.
Two classics in one. Pricing and sizing available upon request.
When a metallic and diamond classic meet. Available in sizes 2 to 13.
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