Sleek, modern styles of engagement rings are very popular these days, but there is still a great deal of appreciation for the styles of yesteryear. Many of the design details that were in vogue during the first half of the 20th century have stood the test of time, and they can still be found in the antique style engagement rings featured here at JewelsBoutique.com.
Some shoppers prefer genuine antique bands because of the often mysterious personal history of each piece and its former owners. But before you choose the same path, consider the fact that the vintage looking engagement rings manufactured today feature antique designs but are created using modern methods.
The computer-assisted systems used in the design of each JewelsBoutique.com engagement rings ensures that our symmetry is true, our gemstones are securely anchored in place and our bands are seamlessly constructed for strength and durability.
Manufacturing Vintage Style Engagement Rings
Although the craftspeople at JewelsBoutique.com use plenty of technology and modern methods in the design of jewelry, they haven’t forsaken the old world techniques that jewelers used to create the intricate designs we now appreciate in our antiques.
Many tried-and-true practices are used at all stages of design and production of our vintage looking engagement rings. We do this because we recognize that newer isn’t always better, and that the best approach is to borrow the finest techniques from all eras and schools of thought. The result of this commingling of craftsmanship is a growing collection of vintage style engagement rings that surpasses other reproductions and genuine antiques in nearly every category.
To learn more about the design and manufacturing of any ring in our featured collection, please call or e-mail our knowledgeable concierge services department using the contact information on our customer service page.
About Vintage Style Engagement Rings
No one engagement ring style is objectively superior to any other, but each style comes with its own set of distinct benefits. One of the most significant benefits of vintage style engagement rings is a major concern for ring buyers and wearers alike: the perceived size of the center stone.
Many of the older styles feature unusual or dish-shaped mountings that reflect and enhance the center diamond, making it appear more vibrant and noticeably larger than its actual size. Compared to the prong settings used in most modern ring designs, the now hard-to-find settings of antique style engagement rings can effectively make smaller center stones appear bigger, brighter and particularly beautiful.
The waiting is over! If you’re newly engaged and are celebrating that big bling on your left hand, it may seem like the hard work is done. But wanting and owning a 
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Big and Bold: Elizabeth Taylor
Mix-and-Match: Jackie Kennedy
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Hoping to rock a rock in the near future? While celebrities’ rings may be a bit out of our price range, that doesn’t mean we can’t borrow a bit of their style. Though we don’t suggest copying anyone’s look diamond for diamond, we do think that there’s a ton of inspiration to be had from A-list 
Pretty in Purple: Heidi Montag. Let’s get down to business with a ring that is really off the beaten path. While you may not love Heidi’s paparazzi-desperate ways, her amethyst and diamond ring is a choice that stands out from the pack. Don’t be afraid to choose a semi-precious stone for your engagement ring (this 
Three-Stone Stunner: Mariah Carey. While it was rumored that Mariah’s 17-carat square emerald-cut pink diamond flanked by two half-moon diamonds was recycled from Nick Cannon’s former fiancee (it’s not true), the ring is gorgeous either way. A lot of people love the sentiment of a 
Royal Oval: Katie Holmes. Not everyone will get a proposal under the Eiffel Tower, but an 
Not-so-Mellow Yellow: Heidi Klum. Colored diamonds are all the rage these days, and for good reason. These naturally-hued stones are rare, interesting, and allow you to focus on a spectacular stone rather than worrying too much about a setting. Heidi’s 12-carat cushion-cut canary yellow diamond is breathtaking, and by going Couture (who wouldn’t want 
Split Decision: Beyoncé. Let’s be honest: Beyoncé’s insane 18-carat emerald cut diamond ring is out of most everyone’s league. But one detail is easily replicated: The 
Hip to be Square: Ashlee Simpson. Considering her husband’s rock music pedigree, Ashlee’s ring is surprisingly sedate. But, the design is one of the most popular today: A diamond surrounded by pavé diamonds. The setting chose by her husband, musician Pete Wentz, is 
Let’s start this lesson with a simple statement of fact: If you’ve found the right woman, the ring you choose won’t matter nearly as much as the fact that you’re proposing. But since you’re making the investment, why not do your homework and flash the ring that will make her heart stop?
high number of facets (cuts in the stone) means that you’ll get a lot of sparkle for your dollar.
