selectvenue Even the most exquisite collection of bridal jewellery lacks the allure that engagement rings do. We could really lose ourselves for hours simply looking at exquisite engagement rings, and if you’re a future bride, the possibilities available these days make us quite envious! Therefore, we have selected these 5 current trends. Share this with your fiance if you’re a 2023 bride for a push in the right way 😉
Non-diamond coloured stones
Colored stones have never been as popular as they are right now. Particularly popular right now are emeralds, sapphires, and just look at that gorgeous moss agate! As coloured engagement diamonds do create more of a statement and are less expensive than a solitaire of the same size, green and blue engagement rings appear to be in high demand.
Lab-grown diamonds to continue growing in popularity
Due to their lower price and greater sustainability compared to their more well-known cousins, lab-grown diamonds are becoming more and more popular. They are not only chemically equivalent to real diamonds; they are also produced, so there is no need for mining or any connection to colonialism. With stones on rings only getting bigger, they continue to be a choice more and more customers are choosing since they allow them to acquire a larger diamond alternative at a reduced price.
‘Chunkier’ pieces to be in vogue
While single, tiny stone rings or ultra-thin bands have been popular in recent years, chunkier rings will take their place in 2023. For instance, three-stone settings will become increasingly popular since they allow you to have an expensive-looking ring without spending a fortune on a large centre stone.
Yellow gold bands will be trending again
In 2023, yellow gold bands will make a reappearance as platinum and white gold take over rings in a significant manner. The contrast between the yellow and the white diamonds really makes them stand out, which is one of the reasons this is happening.
The ‘toi et moi’ trend will only get bigger
They may have a unique appearance and perhaps seem strange, but this trend is here to stay. This year will see a continuation of the “toi et moi” trend, which refers to rings with two stones, one of which is often larger than the other and means “you and me” in French.
