An engagement ring along with a wedding ring are among the most important pieces of jewelry in a woman's life. However, it sometimes happens that after the wedding, the engagement ring goes back in the box and gives up its place in favor of the wedding ring. And that's a shame since both rings can be worn on the same finger. In fact, it can be very practical and comfortable to do so. So, let's take a look at what options and possibilities there are when it comes to combining an engagement ring with a wedding ring.
Perfectly matched sets
If you don't want to leave anything to chance, take a look at our category of specially matched engagement ring and bridal sets. They have been put together in such a way that the rings match perfectly in terms of the color of gold, the finish, the shape of the profile as well as and the decoration on them. As a result, you will be able to wear both rings together comfortably and to enjoy the effect of them fitting together beautifully and working as one. Choose from our range of classic designs as well as more substantial luxury sets with diamonds.
Imaginative shapes
When choosing a wedding ring, make sure it matches and complements your engagement ring. We're here to show you that even unconventional shapes can work together–together they create perfect harmony. Check out this wave bridal set or this stylish chevron engagement set.
Opt for a color gemstone
Do you like to stand out from the crowd and enjoy being original? Then why not look for a non-traditional engagement ring with a color gemstone. It could be a dark pink tourmaline, a ruby, tanzanite or an elegant sapphire. We always recommend pairing gemstone rings with diamonds, as you can see up close in our original tourmaline and diamond engagement set in white gold.
Diamonds are best paired with...diamonds
The most desirable engagement ring is the iconic gold ring dominated by a single solitaire diamond. And diamonds have also become popular in wedding rings, so look for a combination such as this set of a princess cut diamond engagement ring along with a diamond eternity ring. Now, don’t you think this combination of diamond on diamond looks incredible?
A more prominent gemstone needs plenty of room
We recommend pairing an engagement ring featuring a more prominent gemstone with a shape-accommodating wedding ring with an interesting crossover design or a chevron ring shaped into a point. The two rings will then stand out beautifully side by side and the engagement ring with a gemstone will get its desired attention. In addition, in combination with the unusual shape of the wedding ring, you’ll achieve an original and above all creative interplay.
Minimalist trend
The current minimalist trend is also reflected in engagement and wedding rings. These include thinner designs of wedding rings that allow for easy layering. They give the opportunity to create more ways of how to wear the rings and next to each other, they create a more understated look.
