We love it when brides think outside of the box, especially when they get creative with their wedding jewelry. Colored engagement rings are one of my favorites! Engagement rings are something you wear everyday for the rest of your life, so when brides choose something that matches their unique personality it makes me excited to see what the rest of the wedding will look like.
Photo by Alice Hu
Photo by Laurel McConnell
Photo by Erin Hearts Court
Photo by Max Wanger
Photo by Hanna Mac Photography
Photo by Our Labor of Love
Photo by West Park Photography
Photo by Elizabeth Messina
Photo by Fresh in Love Photography
Photo by Paige Newton
Photo by Gabriel Boone
Photo by Simply Bloom
Loving the ruby rings!
I’m all about the colorful engagement rings! My wife has a sapphire center stone and the bright blue adds an exciting spark.
Colored engagement rings are to die for! LOVE this!!!!
Hello!
Do you know where the blue ring is from in the picture by Paige Newton? I love it!
Gorgeous!!!!
Very inspiring! I love non-traditional, non-diamond rings!
I wish I was trendy enough to do a colorful diamond or stone!!! I just couldn’t pull it off, so I’ll admire all the ones on this post!
ohh these are all so pretty
Thanks for sharing such a nice clips of outstanding wedding and engagement rings. Undoubtedly, the engagement rings are best gift that you can gift to your fiance.
Can you share the artist who designed the ring photographed by Laurel McConnell?
Very beautiful rings. They have so much more character to them over the traditional diamond.
Mary Beth- it was from an art jewelry gallery here in Seattle called Facere. (google them, you’ll find em, and I think they have their artists on their site!). Not sure of the original designer, but give them a call and they’ll figure it out with you!
Can you share who designed the ring photographed by Hanna Mac?
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