Erede, Sarah & Sebastian
New year, new trends! Engagement rings and wedding bands are stepping out of the box with bold, fresh designs that still carry a timeless appeal. Forget the traditional – this year couples are choosing rings that scream personality. From the chic charm east-west settings to the playful pop of colorful gemstones, it’s all about standing out and celebrating individuality. Here, we've put together 10 hottest wedding ring trends of 2025!
East-West
We are excited to see east-west rings gaining more attention in 2025! Featuring a horizontally set stone instead of the classic vertical orientation, they put a fresh new twist into the timeless design. The elongated shape of the diamond adds an elegant touch and, what we love most, gives the illusion of a larger gem, making it a true showstopper from every angle.
Natasha Schweitzer, Kate & Kole, June
Katkim, Cadette, Kate & Kole
Double Band
Double band, double the style! We’re obsessed with the layering effect this ring brings. It creates a dynamic look that marries drama and balance. Whether you go for a delicate double-band or a chunkier paring, this trend adds dimension and personality to your ring.
Natasha Schweitzer, Natasha Schweitzer, Katkim
Bold & Chunky
Gone are the days of delicate designs only — 2025 is embracing rings with strong, thick bands and oversized stones. Chunky rings are all about making a big impression and expressing confidence, so if you love statement pieces, this trend is the one to have on radar!
Tabayer, Tabayer, Arielle Ratner
Erede, Tabayer, Erede
Cushion Cut
Zendaya's east-west cushion cut engagement ring is making the headlines and we’re sure it’s already the dream ring of many. Perfect for romantics at heart, the cushion cut’s rounded, pillow-like shape and sparkling facets give the ring a vintage, yet timeless look that works beautifully in both modern and classic designs.
Getty Images, Frank Darling, Kate & Kole
Open Band
One of our favorites is the open band trend — a fusion of tradition and modern. The design features a gap that creats an airy, delicate look. Open band rings are ideal for those seeking for something unique but still classy, with endless possibilities for customization.
Sarah & Sebastian, Natasha Schweitzer, Natasha Schweitzer
Sarah & Sebastian, Katkim, Katkim
Vintage-Inspired
Everything old is new again, and that’s especially true for engagement rings and wedding bands in 2025. Vintage-inspired rings bring the nostalgia of past eras with delicate designs, intricate details, and antique flair. Think filigree, milgrain edging, art-deco style settings.
Elliade Paris, Kinn, Cullen Jewelry
Wavy Designs
Wavy bands are super versatile and pair beautifully with other jewelry pieces! Mimicking gentle movement of water, the design's flowy shape brings a soft, dreamy feel. Whether adorned with precious stones or kept simple, wavy rings add an artisanal touch, breathing sophistication and creativity for the uniquely fashionable bride.
Sophie Bille Brahe, Cadette, Grew & Co.
Katkim, Dyne, Sophie Bille Brahe
Contrasting Metals
Why sticking to just one metal when you can have the best of both worlds? Mixing metals is set to be big in 2025, and we are here for it! It’s a bold way to add contrast and depth to your rings, creating a personalized look that fuses classic and contemporary in the most stylish way.
Spinelli Kilcollin, Marco Bicego, Grace Lee
Pop of Color
While we absolutely love sparkling white diamonds, adding a bit of color can truly make your ring pop. Pink sapphires bring a note of romance, fiery rubies turn up the heat, and sky-blue aquamarine gives off the pure, calm feels. Colorful gemsotnes are the perfect way to express yourself, letting your ring speak volumes about you.
Simuero, Mociun, Seb Brown
Mondo Mondo, Cushla Whiting, Cushla Whiting
Luxurious Emeralds
Among colorful gemstones, emeralds are definitely having a major moment in 2025! Its rich green hue represents growth, and love — perfect for a couple starting their journey together. Timeless and luxurious, emeralds are striking in any setting, whether paired with diamonds or standing alone as the centerpiece of a ring.
