Mother of pearl! I always feel like somebody’s watching me!
A princess cut amethyst ring set in a silver band with studs for extra flair. http://www.etsy.com/listing/59394191/silver-fairy-princess-ring-green-peridot Related articles Wedding Wednesday: Fairy Tale Inspiration (raymondleejewelersblog.com) 7 Amazing Stories of Lost and Re-Found Wedding Rings (neatorama.com)
A unique wedding ring even by Hawaiian tradition, I’d imagine. Though it has the tropical leaves of the islands, it lacks the engraving seen on other Hawaiian rings.
Another wedding ring showing the use of the diamond not as the main stone but as an accent. Not only, but brilliant is all over this ring, literally! Both the aquamarine and fleur de lis diamonds are brilliant cut.
A tension sitting ring with a black titanium band gets a flash of color from it’s princess cut diamond and a copper-pink inlay.
This chic ring is made in platinum for strength with an art deco style of princess cut sapphires and diamonds. The shoulder diamonds were added to the design three days before it was actually completed!
No sour grapes to be found with this unique wedding ring set of red and black resin (raisin, get it?) dots and diamonds! Inside the ring the dots are actually connected by a network of lines. And there’s your explanation for the title.
Way better than spin the bottle, and with so much more sparkle, too. This gold eternity ring features six diamonds and a textured background to offset their brilliance.
This takes it to a whole new level! Imagine the sentimental value of having a part of the gun that coerced you into holy matrimony. Cue the “aw!”
(Yes, this really is made from an old gun. Each is made from confiscated weapons as destroyed by the B.A.T.F.)
A bounty of blue bubbly brilliance! Oh, and the diamonds are nice too. ![]()