Vintage and Antique engagement rings have consistently shown themselves to be a strong favorite to Brides and Grooms worldwide. This is for several good reasons: It can be a nostalgic choice where a ring is passed forward through generations; a continuation of tradition.
It’s also because this genre coupled some of the most pleasing jewelry designs and effective manufacturing techniques.
Below you’ll find rings designed using the real dies, and hubs acquired though businesses that were started around / before or in the 1800’s. These are the real deal!
Created using authentic, not replicated, die-sets, engraved steel rolls, and hubs from the actual time period to give you the most genuine antique and vintage wedding ring look and feel.
Vintage / Antique Style Filigree Engagement Rings
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Click to call(213) 222-8868Lab Grown Or Earth Mined DiamondsWhich One Is Right For You?
Both Types Of Diamonds Can Be Equally Beautiful
Blooming Beauty Ring offers both lab grown and earth mined center diamonds. We are not here to push you toward either one. Our goal is to explain the honest advantages and disadvantages of each so you can choose the diamond that is best for you.
The first thing to understand is that both are real diamonds. Both can be equally beautiful, both will last forever, and nobody can tell which one she is wearing simply by looking at her ring.
Lab Grown Diamonds
- Cost substantially less than comparable earth mined diamonds.
- May allow you to choose a much larger diamond, a higher quality diamond, spend less money, or all of the above.
- Are created by people using specialized equipment over a period of days or weeks.
- Do not have the geological rarity of a natural diamond and generally have a weaker resale market.
Earth Mined Diamonds
- Were formed by Mother Nature deep within the Earth, usually billions of years ago.
- Offer natural rarity, ancient history and the tradition many people associate with diamond jewelry.
- Have a more established resale market.
- Cost substantially more, which means the same budget will usually buy a smaller diamond, lower quality grades or both.
Most diamonds of either type should not be considered a financial investment. The better choice is the one that fits your preferences, priorities and budget.