Engagement Rings
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1/4 ct. Princess Gemstone Engagement Ring with Tapered Band
from $262
12% off$2991/3 ct. Round Gemstone Split Engagement Ring
from $297
13% off$3411/4 ct. Princess Gemstone Engagement Ring with Double Row Accents
from $395
13% off$455Classic Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring with Butterfly and Scroll Details - "The Sophia"
from $1,139Plus centre stone
Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring with Accents and Halo Setting - "The Rita"
from $1,331
4% off$1,391Plus centre stone
Bezel Halo Accent Ring
from $526
9% off$578
Braided Floral Cluster Ring
from $376
9% off$412
Princess in Love Ring
from $526
9% off$578
1/4 ct. Round Gemstone Peek-A-Boo Engagement Ring with Double Row Accents
from $439
14% off$508
1/4 ct. Round Gemstone Infinity Peek-A-Boo Engagement Ring with Accent Stones
from $430
9% off$472Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring with Double Row Accents
from $2,149Plus centre stone
Diamond Halo Engagement Ring with Split Shank and Accents
from $2,117Plus centre stone
Vintage Solitaire Engagement Ring with Beaded Twisted Rope Band
from $769Plus centre stone
Classic Halo Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring
from $1,325Plus centre stone
Classic Solitaire Engagement Ring
from $719Plus centre stone
Diamond Solitaire Ring with Pierced Hollow Band
from $619Plus centre stone
Solitaire Engagement Ring with Twisted Shoulder Accents
from $1,091Plus centre stone
1/4 ct. Round Gemstone Split Engagement Ring with Accents
from $447
9% off$4911/4 ct. Princess Gemstone Engagement Ring with Twisted Rope Band
from $279
8% off$3041/4 ct. Round Gemstone Peek-A-Boo Engagement Ring with Side Accent Stones
from $376
9% off$4121/4 ct. Princess Gemstone Infinity Engagement Ring
from $279
8% off$304Diamond Halo Engagement Ring with Split Shank and Accents
from $2,033Plus centre stone
Vintage Diamond Ring with Milgrain Leaves and Accents
from $1,138Plus centre stone
Diamond Solitaire Ring with Pierced Hollow Band
from $619Plus centre stone
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Have you found your special someone? Engagement rings first started as a reminder of the commitment of wedlock: to bless and keep each other in sickness and in health, always and forever. Today, an engagement ring symbolizes the promise of marriage, which is to be united together before friends and family forever more. Traditionally, the woman's ring is offered as a gift to her when the man proposes marriage.Engagement rings come in all shapes and sizes. White gold and platinum engagement rings are somewhat popular, but the most traditional versions are simple gold bands with set gemstones. Emeralds, rubies, and coloured diamonds have all been used, but a white or clear diamond is the most common. The diamond symbolizes eternity or longevity because a diamond is the hardest known substance; it lasts forever and nothing can break it. Diamonds are formed over millions of years, galvanized under intense heat and pressure in the Earth's crust until something beautiful is created. The diamond symbolizes the intent of marriage, which is to form a bond so tough and lasting that it can never be broken.
The engagement ring is an important cultural symbol, playing a prominent part in the biggest promise you'll ever make. Rings have been used to symbolize marriage and commitment since Archduke Maximilian of Austria gifted a golden ring with diamonds set to form a letter "M" to his bride-to-be, Mary of Burgundy, in 1477. The original engagement ring inspired other upper class figures to betroth diamonds to their loved ones as gifts, a tradition that has lasted for centuries. Over 80% of engagement rings purchased today contain one or more diamonds.
By the 1940s, engagement rings had become the best selling line of jewellery in every jewellery store, and more than a third of people buying engagement rings spend two months' salary or more on what will be the most special gift they ever buy. Following significant media coverage and discussion of blood diamonds coming from Africa, the Kimberley Protocol was created and implemented in the year 2002 to ensure that only responsibly mined diamonds ever arrive at market.