While antique halo designs are currently popular, this classic oval-cut engagement will always be a classic. Between the CouplesetsTM alternatives, four prongs with rounded tips reveal yellow gold. Comparatively, a band made of white gold would conceal the quality of the stones. The result is a style that's much simpler. The couple rings set accents shoulders and complements a low-set head. This is the halo for all halos.

Enchanting Emerald matching jewelry

Emerald cut stones show precise steps, and are captivating to watch. This is a great way to balance the strength of a middle stone. It also adds sensitivity. This golden addition from the Muse Collection will add a vintage feel to your everyday look.

Modern Marquise matching couple necklaces

Elegant stone cuts paired with simple shanks can bring your design dreams to life. This Marquise alternative diamond is held within a six-prong trellis setting. The smooth dips in this setting create a beautiful gallery and prevent it from looking too minimal. Bali Classic should be on your list of modern treats to ask Santa for.

Radiating round

A large accent on either side of the center stone will enhance its shape. Rings such as the Three Stone Round Accented are placed in a basket setting, which allows light to penetrate maximum. All three diamonds alternatives have an amazing glisten, which is intensified when they are finished in yellow metal. Imagine finding this beautiful surprise on Christmas day.

Captivating cushion

Metalwork is a great way to transform a ring. Imagine admiring the accented stone placed delicately on the band, the crafted designs etched into its shank and the splendid center Cushion cut alternative. Infinite Love features a majority of yellow gold but its cathedral shoulders rise up to meet a white gold peg-head setting. It creates an attractive two-tone style. The band is also a great match.

What new beginnings will you make this spring? Then you can embark on your lifelong journey by saying "yes", "I do", or even "I'm married". If so, these ring trends strike the perfect balance of being both uniquely modern and positively timeless.

Unusual Halos

The halo ring engagement ring trend isn't new and shows every sign that it will continue to be popular. What's different is the creative designs of halo rings and the wide range of styles. To nail this trend, find the halo which speaks to you.

The Cordoba comes in an octagonal shape with geometrical elements. The Rhodes, on the other hand, is bold and powerful thanks to its architectural metalwork.

New Classics

It's no secret that solitaire rings are very popular. However, this doesn't imply you have to stick with a cookie-cutter design. The solitaire can be enhanced with different stone sizes, unique bands, and stylish settings. This trend has a traditional look with a contemporary twist.

The East-West Classic Radiant has a Radiant solitaire turned to the side. Fiji Round's twisting band is eye-catching. Verona Cushion's profile has an unexpected amount of sparkle.

Pear Cut Stones

Pear shapes are becoming more popular, as they appeal to brides that like to go outside the box. The shape also elongates the fingers. This trend is best expressed in settings that are simple and allow the unique form to stand out.

The Bali Pear is set with a trellis. Fiji Pear features a trendy textured band, but allows the stone to still shine.

Focus on Bands

The wedding band and engagement ring combination is no longer enough for brides. One one hand! Some brides create a band wardrobe by stacking different bands with their engagement ring. Two, three -- even four or more bands are in style. A bride may choose to keep things simple by wearing just one bold eternity ring instead of her engagement ring. A single eternity ring can be more comfortable than a ring, and it doesn't have to sacrifice style.