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Simply put, two tone diamond engagement rings are exactly as they sound; the ring is composed of two different metals in order to put a unique spin on the typical rings offered. Typically, a two tone engagement ring will be made up of white gold and another metal; although there are not any hard and fast rules about this. These engagement rings with white and rose gold are popular options to spice up vintage inspired rings to give them a more modern look. Although these engagement rings are defined by the use of two different metals and not two different colored stones, there are once again no rules against this. If a couple wants to really enhance the uniqueness of the ring, potentially adding another colored stone would truly make the ring one-of-a-kind.
Two tone diamond engagement rings have been one of the hottest trends over the past few years, and therefore, they are increasing in popularity every single day. A two tone rose gold engagement ring is an especially popular choice as rose gold is the metal of 2017. Although rose gold has been outshining the other metal choices, any two tone gold engagement ring will be trendy and perfect for a modern bride.
Two tone engagement rings perfectly wrap up the entire idea of an engagement ring; two bodies and two souls join as one on the day of the wedding, and therefore, the different metals combining together can symbolize the joining of the two souls in love. These rings are equally popular in males and females. In fact, men feel more comfortable experimenting with metals over stones, and therefore, two tone white and yellow gold engagement rings make for perfect companions to the bride’s ring.
As far as diamond shapes go, two tone engagement rings can be paired with any cut. Because of the nature of these rings, they are truly customizable. Switching up the kinds of metals and the cut can lead to a truly unique two tone engagement ring experience that is perfect for any couple looking to display their love in an atypical, yet beautiful manner.
A few dainty engagement ring styles made bigger impressions than others in 2017:
These rings are a very popular choice for the two tone style and are a gorgeous way to propose.
In the design of the Two Tone Multirow Diamond Engagement Ring, weaving rows of accent diamonds crisscross each other to highlight the center stone. With only one of the three bands in a different metal, the ring carries a unique vibe with it. Accent diamonds begin halfway up the finger to create additional sparkle to an already clustered ring. The asymmetry of the bands add a breath of fresh air to a relatively classic design. With this special feature, this two tone diamond engagement ring is perfect for modern bride as well as classic bride.
In the Two Tone Bypass Diamond Engagement Ring, one or two tones of metal can be customized to blend classic and modern in an intriguing way. The ring’s bands are not only asymmetrical, as only one band on each side of the diamond has accent diamonds, but the bands are also curvy and winding. On the diamondless band, a colorful yellow or rose gold can be chosen to highlight the stark difference between the two bands. The most unique feature of this ring is the winding accent diamond band that curves around the stone to emphasize its size and shine. Two additional accent diamonds are added to join the diamondless bands with the center stone. This truly remarkable ring has enough detail to keep onlookers gawking at it for hours.
For a more subtle feel to the two tone style, the Two Tone Split Shank Diamond Engagement Ring offers 32 accent diamonds beginning halfway up the finger. Once again, this ring design features asymmetrical bands giving it a contemporary vibe. The shank featuring the same metal as the band wraps around the center stone to emphasize its grandiose luster. One band on each side shows off the second metal. However, with this design, the accent diamonds cover most of the second metal. Therefore, this style is perfect for the couple wanting a unique two tone engagement ring without worrying about whether the ring is too “out there.”