Engagement Ring Trends You'll See in 2020 | SWANKY SOIREE EVENTS- Event Design & Wedding Planner

Let’s Take a sneak peek at the hottest engagement ring trends for 2020 you can shop now—including vintage settings, three stone engagement rings and the new “it” gemstone

Your engagement ring should be a reflection of your personal style. If you are not the “tradition bride” or just want a standout and sparkler 2020 is the year to do it! From fashion-forward two-stone rings to vintage-inspired designs to innovative hidden halo settings do what makes you sparkle! While a simple solitaire engagement ring may be a classic choice, you’re probably going to want to step out of the box, once you see the one-of-a-kind, dazzling engagement ring trends 2020 has in store.

Fancy Cut Diamond Engagement Rings

Oh you fancy huh? Defined as any diamond shape that isn’t round brilliant, these rocks come in all shapes and sizes, from the more mainstream emerald cut and oval shaped to the less expected marquise cut and heart shaped.

Emerald Engagement Rings

If you’re on the hunt for more unconventional bling, consider an emerald engagement ring. These vibrant green gemstones are associated with serenity and new beginnings as well as, also just undeniably gorgeous. If that isn’t enough to get you hooked on the “it” stone of 2020, here’s another reason: There is a shade of emerald for almost every skin tone. If you have fair skin, a darker emerald hue makes your complexion look even milkier. If your coloring is olive, try a vibrant green emerald to brighten and bring out the golden undertones of your skin.

Vintage Engagement Rings

Take a cue from the engagement ring trends of bygone eras and consider a sparkler with Victorian or art deco flair. What sets these rings apart? It’s all in the details. Intricate touches like milgrain , filigree and elaborate halos give this bling an antique feel. Whether you’re repurposing a family piece, shopping estate jewelry or opting for a new design with a vintage-inspired setting, you can’t go wrong with an engagement ring with heirloom quality—it’s both glamorous and timeless.

Rose Cut Diamond Engagement Rings

Calling all old souls: This engagement ring trend is a true throwback. Popular in the 1500s, rose cut diamonds have a flat bottom and a domed top and resemble the shape of a rose bud. Since these antique diamonds are less faceted and lack the pavillion (read: the pointy bottom) of more complex cuts, their sparkle tends to look glassy and less brilliant than more modern options. Besides the obvious sentimental value of these old world sparklers, rose cut diamonds also look larger than their actual carat weights due to their flat bottoms, meaning you get more bang for your buck.

Hidden Halo Engagement Rings

Halo settings have been hot for years, but this new version offers a more understated take on an established engagement ring trend. A hidden halo is a setting where the sparkling halo of pavé diamonds sits just beneath the stone. Viewed from the top, the ring looks like a solitaire, but from the side, these intricate details up the glam factor. This 2020 engagement ring trend is perfect if you aren’t ready to commit to a traditional halo, or are in the market for a solitaire setting with a little something extra.

Two Stone Engagement Rings

Also called Toi et Moi rings (that’s French for you and me), an engagement ring with two stones stands out from the crowd and and offers twice the bling—what’s not to love about that? Besides the megawatt shine they offer, Toi et Moi engagement rings also have a special meaning: The two gems that sit side by side or close to each other symbolize two souls becoming one.

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