The alternative engagement ring is on the rise, and for good reason! It has the power to express the sentiment of tradition without compromising individual style. Here are some options to consider:
1)   Black Diamonds

Black diamonds are glamorous, but they also possess an edgier, more mysterious quality. Luxe yet rebellious; avant-garde yet grounded?a black diamond embodies gorgeous contradiction. Brides-to-be who want something timeless yet unusual should look in this direction.
2)   Rustic or ?Natural? Diamonds

Many diamonds have natural inclusions and color – think rough grey with flecks of persimmon or rose cut peach with light-reflecting facets. According to traditional standards, these diamonds are sometimes considered less desirable due to their lack of clarity. However, both jewelers and brides alike have begun to appreciate the value of ?imperfect? diamonds. Each one is one-of-a-kind and uniquely beautiful. 3)   Precious and Semi-Precious Gems

Forget diamonds! There are countless alternative options out there: moonstones, sapphires, rubies, emeralds, morganite ? the list goes on. In some cases, this will allow you to get a larger ring for lower a lower price. Whether you choose a regal blue sapphire or an eye-catching rutilated quartz, looking outside of the diamond arena will help you find a ring with personality.
4)   Vintage Rings

If you are looking for something that no one else will have, go vintage. It might seem contradictory to call a ring...