The vintage-style engagement rings available at Fink’s Jewelers exude the timeless charm you want in a lifelong accessory. For nearly a century, Fink’s has proven its dedication to high-quality craftsmanship and excellence over and over, whether it be in the vast selection of iconic designs or in the attentive customer care. When it’s time to take your love story to the next phase, the professionals at Fink’s will go above and beyond to help you find the vintage-style engagement ring that makes saying “yes” even easier.
At Fink’s, we offer a wide variety of vintage-style engagement rings to suit any aesthetic. Discover every diamond shape you could imagine and the most popular settings of decades past in this vast selection. Embrace the Art Deco era with a marquise diamond engagement ring and enjoy the flash of sparkle on your finger with every wave. Take inspiration from her grandmother’s ring with a brand new three-stone oval diamond engagement ring—complete with halo diamond detailing, of course. With endless vintage-style engagement rings to try on, finding the perfect design to accompany this next phase of life is simple.
If you’re ready to take the leap, trust Fink’s Jewelers to help you find the vintage-style engagement ring she’s been dreaming of! Your journey with us doesn’t end when you walk out with your chosen design—many of our locations have onsite repair specialists prepared to help you with any resizing, polishing, and stone replacement needed down the line. Bring your future fiancée in to try on vintage-style engagement rings and feel the Fink’s Difference for yourself!
What Motifs Are Found in Vintage Engagement Rings?
The details are what set vintage engagement rings apart. Rather than a sleek band, a vintage-inspired design may feature more intricate floral motifs or filigree embellishments.
What Are Popular Diamond Shapes for Vintage-Style Engagement Rings?
The shape of the center stone brings a vintage-style engagement ring to life. The three most-bought feature oval, emerald, or marquise-cut diamonds.
What’s the Best Metal for Vintage Engagement Rings?
The metal you choose depends on the look you’re going for. Rose gold was a popular choice during the Art Deco movement, while yellow gold lends a timelessness that never goes out of style.
What is the Difference Between a Vintage and Vintage-Style Ring?
Technically, a vintage ring must have been made at least 20 years ago. A vintage-style engagement ring refers to the design’s aesthetic, rather than its age.
Can I Customize a Vintage-Style Engagement Ring?
Absolutely! Having a sweet message engraved on the inside band or a gem swapped out is the best way to customize a one-of-a-kind design.