If you know us, you know we love a good ring shot when combing through wedding galleries. Wedding rings in pretty velvet boxes? Yes please. Non traditional and alternative engagement rings are huge right now, and after perusing our picks below you’ll totally see why. Whether it’s cluster diamonds, a unique gemstone, tot et moi, or any of these stunning styles, more and more of you are looking to break the mold. And while we’ll always love a classic, we can’t help but get swept away by these beauties. After all, the ring is the most special symbol representing your love, make it something that reps your style, too!
22 unique engagement rings and where to buy them
Cluster Engagement Rings
Why choose just one diamond, when you can have a cluster of them?! Cluster styles make popular alternative engagement rings for those who like to make a statement. They typically have one diamond or gem as the focal point, with varying sized stones surrounding it, sometimes in a medley of different tones. If the traditional look feels a bit too minimalist for you, then a cluster ring might be the right fit…
Chiara Blush Sapphire Ring by Capucinne is an elegant take on the cluster engagement ring with its square pink sapphire surrounded by dainty round diamonds on a rose gold band.A pink sapphire is the star of this pear cluster ring by Minimal VS on Etsy, while five smaller diamonds float around it in an asymmetrical design.
Etsy has always been a lovely resource for creative brides, and this modern Morganite cluster engagement ring by the same designer above proves that they are home to some incredible wedding jewelry, too. Its baguette center adds drama to your typical cluster style.
Aquamarine cluster engagement ring by Vimlesh Badaya shines in hues from clear to lilac to blue to green.This unique engagement ring from Artemer is a multiple cut cluster with teal sapphires and diamonds.
Bario Neal’s Radial Cluster Hex Blue Sapphire Ring stuns with its blue green sapphires, champagne diamond, and aquamarine.
Tot et Moi Engagement Rings
Tot et Moi (meaning “you and me” in French) engagement rings feature two different stones set together, often with different shapes and types. They are typically set side-by-side on a cuff style band, making them a unique and stylish choice whether you prefer diamonds or other gemstones.
Mixed cuff Tot et Moi ring by Vrai is a chic choice for those who want something as classic as a traditional diamond ring, but with a modern take.This emerald and diamond Tot et Moi ring blends the character of an emerald with the elegance of a diamond.
Brilliant Earth’s Toi et moi morganite and pink tourmaline ring is like two gorgeous rings in one!
A two stone engagement ring like this pear shaped design by Brockton Gems is perfect for the classic bride that loves *just* the right amount of edge.
More Non Traditional Engagement Ring Colors + Gems
But your quest for a beautiful alternative engagement ring doesn’t end there. We’ve searched and searched for even more gorgeous designs for every style and preference. Below, find unique stones like sapphire and alexandrite (a natural color changing stone!), salt and pepper diamonds, and more.
The oval sapphire ring by Envero Jewelry comes in a range of beautiful blue hues if you’d like a classic style in a color no one else will have.
Ever thought about peach for your wedding ring? Capucinne’s Aria peach morganite engagement ring is just as lovely as blush.
Anna Sheffield’s grey diamond Eleonore three-stone ring blends classic and contemporary, and lends itself well to stacking styles if you’d like to add a little drama!Few gems are as eye catching as moonstone, and Capucinne’s rose gold engagement ring features one surrounded by tiny round diamonds along a double band. Find it here in opal.
This gorgeous salt and pepper cluster ring by VimleshBadaya makes an elegant statement, and is on the more affordable end.
Take the halo look to a whole new level with a unique color-changing gem, like the Vimlesh Badaya Alexandrite halo engagement ring that transforms depending on the light.
Artemer’s baguette cut aquamarine and diamond ring gives off an elegant art deco vibe.
Here, six glimmering diamonds are gathered in an antique-inspired cluster ring, from Catbird.
Which nontraditional engagement rings have your hearts aflutter?