Trend 2021 Wedding Rings. The wedding ring is a symbol of the eternal bond of love between a husband and wife. It is therefore important to choose a wedding ring model that you will always like.
One of the wedding ring models that are timeless is a classic design diamond ring. For example, the diamond wedding ring model that Meghan Markle chose when she tied the knot with Prince Harry.
The Duchess of Sussex’s wedding ring features three circular-cut diamonds. The three diamonds are tied with a ring made of yellow gold, where the center diamond is the focus with a larger size.
Trends in Diamond Wedding Ring 2021
Like everything in the fashion world, every year new styles of wedding rings appear that become trends. For that, be wise when choosing.
Here are 5 forms of Diamond Wedding Rings that have become a trend in 2021 as reported by Vogue freely:
Cushion
A cushion cut is a diamond cut with rounded corners.
“A shape that looks very beautiful on the fingers, the cushion cut is a soft romantic shape. Not too boxy with a classic touch, its popularity continues to increase for brides who are looking for something different from the traditional round cut diamond cut,” said one jeweler, Matthew Ely.
Emerald
The emerald cut is a rectangular diamond cut with a round shape at each corner.
“An ArtDeco choice known for its inspiration for a diamond shape, the emerald cut is a timeless choice for contemporary brides who want a classic and neat ring,” said Ely.
OvalOval-
“shaped diamonds are an elegant choice for brides-to-be who want something unique and contemporary for their wedding rings. As one of the popular styles in 2021, this shape continues to be a favorite and fits almost any hand shape.
However, the bowtie (shadow on centerpieces of fancy stone pieces such as the oval, pear, and marquise) is something to consider. I work with a client who wants to disguise a bowtie by using a unique shape like Kite Diamonds, in a circular halo to balance the design and attract attention.”
Pear
The pear cut is a diamond cut that is shaped like a pear, often referred to as ‘god’s teardrop’.
“The popularity of Pear Diamonds continues to increase as their shape is extraordinary, which can reveal the individual style and personality of the.
Celebrities like Ratajkowski and Ariana Grande have chosen pear diamonds for their engagement rings, meaning there has been increased interest in the shape.”
Round
“I predict the traditional round cut diamond will make a comeback as brides-to-be are looking for larger sizes with intricate touches and personalization.
Round diamonds are timeless and are a classic of the style, and we work with clients to design something truly unique, such as halos made of luxuriously shaped marquise and pear diamonds or finer details under the stone,” concluded Ely.
