Interesting and unique wedding ring with a blue rose as the centerpiece of the ring. I’m not sure this is the most logical and easy to wear wedding ring, but it will raise eyebrows and get the conversation going.

This gold ring puts an accent on the feeling that charm often comes from imperfections and irregularity more than from classic beauty.
It also depicts in the shape of a jewel the links of energy and the points of strength that connect the male and female sides of the human being.

The ring can be made in 14k or 18k gold – yellow, white or rose.

This listing is for 14k solid gold, in either yellow gold or natural white gold.
The last 2 pictures show the natural white gold version (not rhodium coated).
Please mention in your “note-to-seller” on checkout whether you prefer the yellow or natural white gold version.

The design is appealing for both men and women.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/82866011/links-14k-solid-gold-unique-wedding-ring

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This wedding ring is a custom made Mokume-Gane ring from Andura Design. I truly appreciate the wood grain look on the wedding band, giving an organic feel to the shimmer of the diamonds.

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Mother of pearl! I always feel like somebody’s watching me!

A traditional gold wedding band engraved with Hebrew writing.

The ties of love keep this broken band together!

A princess cut amethyst ring set in a silver band with studs for extra flair.

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The Claddagh symbolizes love (the heart), loyalty (the crown), and friendship (the hands), and has a whole tradition on how it must be worn. If you are married you wear the Claddagh on your left hand with the crown pointing away from your heart. If you are single and looking you wear the Claddagh on your right hand with the crown pointing towards your heart.

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.