It is the engagement season again. Although there is no correct way to choose an engagement ring, there are always certain styles that reflect the breath of the times! Engagement rings have always existed, and the styles and designs of engagement rings have been changing, so it is not surprising that certain looks will become popular again over time with the invention of others.

As more and more women decide to choose their engagement ring, more and more personal styles are expressed. With more custom design ring options, find the perfect and unique engagement ring at your fingertips.

So, all those who have recently participated this year may feel relieved. Why? Let us learn about our biggest engagement ring trends of 2020 and find out!

Colored stones
Sapphire engagement rings were very popular in the past, especially in the royal family, but nowadays, brides prefer sapphire engagement rings of various colors more than ever.

But they didn't stop there-emeralds and rubies' interest in engagement rings may increase. Like sapphires, these gems are of higher value than diamonds and are rarer than diamonds. This is an important factor in its uniqueness in addition to its incredible color.

Vintage ring
The pear-shaped gems used in engagement rings rose again in 2018. This year, other vintage cuts such as oval and emeralds joined the party!

These cuts are particularly suitable for colored gemstones because they help enhance the vitality of the gem's hue. Another attraction of these cuts is that when paired with a wedding ring, they help to lengthen the fingers and retain this feature.

Multiple halo settings
The halo setting is a beautiful enhancement to the center stone, providing extra sparkle and brilliance, especially when surrounding the colored stones.

Three Stone Ring
While paying tribute to the retro-style ring, the three-stone ring will usher in a major revival. This style of ring was very popular in the 1920s and 1930s with the Art Deco period, so choose those old-fashioned emeralds and oval-cut center stones to perfectly match the trillion, baguette and half-moon-cut side stones

Split handle setting
The split handle divides a single strap into two loops, which are again connected together as a loop on the bottom side of the loop.

This style has a wide range of appeal because it can perfectly construct the center stone-especially oval, emerald and marquise-cut gemstones and other more slender styles. This also makes the ring itself look larger and helps offset the particularly large center stone.