Our jewelry design experts are constantly helping shape and mold the evolution of bridal jewelry, including ladies wedding ring trends. We love to carefully design new styles to introduce to our line of bridal jewelry. Wedding season is in full swing and we have seen an abundance of our beautiful, new styles of rings gain in popularly as they have been selected by many brides-to-be. I have chosen our top four wedding ring styles for wedding season 2013.
#4. Hand Engraved Wedding Bands
Vintage style engagement rings have become quite popular in the last few years. These rings may feature hand-engraving as well as milgrain detail, which is why these delicate decorations have also become desirable for wedding bands as well. This ring features princess cut diamonds in a channel setting and would look beautiful worn by itself or paired next to an engagement ring.
#3. Curved Diamond Wedding Bands
Occasionally an engagement ring will not allow a wedding ring to sit flush next to it, which is why many women love to wear curved diamond wedding bands. The curve of this ring would be ideal for a round or oval halo engagement ring. It would enhance the piece without being overpowering to the center diamond or gemstone. It would honor the original design of the engagement ring. Country singer Carrie Underwood wears a curved wedding band next to her fancy yellow diamond engagement ring.
#2. Round and Marquise Style Eternity Rings
Eternity rings in general have become the wedding band of choice for most women, but lately many brides are opting for more fun, and stylish designs. This band features round brilliant diamonds set in a marquise and round scalloped band. I personally love these rings because they can be paired with one or even a few different rings, which creates a unique and one-of-a-kind stack.
Rose gold wedding bands happen to be my favorite bridal trend of 2013. Men and women are choosing this precious metal because of its warm, rosy hue. We offer both plain and diamond rings in rose gold at affordable prices. Rose gold can be mixed and matched with other colors of gold, which only adds to its versatility.