Flower engagement rings symbolize love, beauty, and affection. Flowers have inspired jewelry throughout history with flower rings dating back to the 1700s. During the Victorian Era, couples used certain floral designs to signify different meanings for their love. The Edwardian Era introduced floral-shaped diamond clusters while the Art Deco Era perfected colorful, symmetrical floral designs to create classic engagement rings for women. Each era has made its own contribution to floral diamond rings as technology progressed and craftsmanship improved. Floral engagement rings continue to be sought-after today.

A flower set diamond is a cluster of diamonds that creates a floral shape. All floral engagement rings have flower settings, but flower set diamonds can be used in other jewelry types, like our Perennial Studs.

Nature engagement rings feature designs that reflect the beauty of nature and are crafted from materials that respect nature. They use details inspired by natural elements like flower set diamonds, petal prongs, or a vine-shaped row of pavé set diamonds. Pair these details with our Carbon Neutral Certified VRAI created diamonds and recycled solid gold settings to signal your love for the planet.

Your chosen wedding band design should pair flush with your floral engagement ring to prevent any damage to the center diamond or diamond petals. To create a cohesive look, pick details that match or complement each other, such as the same metal color or diamond shape. Choosing a sleek and subtle wedding band, like The Knife Edge Band, will let your floral engagement ring take center stage. To enhance its floral elements, opt for nature-inspired designs like The Twisted Band.

A vintage engagement ring is technically anything at least 20 years old, while an antique ring would refer to a design over 100 years old. But often, when it comes to engagement rings, “vintage” and “vintage-inspired” are used interchangeably and refer to a ring’s style rather than its actual age. 

Speak with our diamond experts for a custom-designed engagement ring. Tell them your ideas for a custom Floral setting. They’ll help you understand which custom details are possible, then guide you through the white-glove design process.

Those wanting a custom engagement ring are searching for something unique as opposed to popular. However, many custom designs combine details from two or three different pre-existing engagement ring settings. Some may want a halo or bezel setting for their Three Stone engagement ring, or add a Knife-Edge band or Two Tone prongs to their design, for example.  

Others are inspired by a vintage style or a ring from another designer, and want to create something similar. It’s important to speak with a diamond expert first to ensure that your design ideas can be properly executed while maintaining a VRAI aesthetic.