No, each ring is destined for different occasions. By tradition, engagement rings are presented during a proposal, often boasting a solitaire diamond or gemstone. Then, a wedding ring is exchanged during the ceremony, which is typically a simple band that complements the engagement ring. You can choose to wear both rings together for a layered, exquisite look.

Even though the metal selection is a matter of personal preference and lifestyle, both 18k and 14k solid gold in yellow, white or rose hues, are classic choices known for durability and timeless appeal. Platinum is another high-end option, valued for its strength and naturally white sheen.

Selecting the right diamond shape for an engagement ring is an ultimately personal choice. If you love classic lines and clear sparkle, go for a timeless round brilliant cut. For a more intricate appearance, opt for oval,cushion, and emerald cuts.

Before they are mined, cut, and polished, natural diamonds are created under the pressure of earth’s crust over millions of years. Lab Grown Diamonds are created in a lab setting through the same circumstances. The differences between the two options are not visible to the naked eye.

Before you buy, make sure you know your partner’s ring size for the perfect fit. While most solid gold engagement rings can be resized, pavé designs or bands with stones all around usually can’t be resized.