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Engagement ring trends evolve a bit slower than say clothing trends. But one thing is for sure that each year we see specific trends and only a few of them really stick! Here is a list of engagement ring trend predictions for 2018. We have seen these styles come out this year but in 2018 we think that they will really blossom! Continue reading
While engagement ring trends can usually take some time to hold, 2017 saw tons of new styles come to light! Today we are going into the top 5 engagement ring trends from 2017! Continue reading
In 1998, Gloria Stuart donned the $20 million dollar Heart of the Ocean necklace from the Titanic film at the Oscars which was a more expected way to accessorize with diamond. However through the years plenty of celebrities have made a fashion statement with diamonds in the least expected places.
Packing for a trip is normally a pretty exciting activity and serves as the ultimate reminder that you are leaving town away from the work grind. What can easily become overlooked is how to protect your fine jewelry when on the road. Once you settle into your accommodations, do you leave your ring in your room when you go out for a swim? Should you even bring your ring on the trip with you? Continue reading
There are so many unique and beautiful celebrity engagement rings, we had to follow up with another post dedicated to them! We've got emeralds, pears and cushions below complete with our Lauren B design take on how to recreate something similar to accommodate any budget. For your personal custom design quote based off of any of these rings, or any other celebrityrings, reach out to us at info@laurenbjewelry.com . Continue reading
Lauren B wants to give you something that will sparkle all summer long! That's why we're teaming up with Charles & Colvard for a moissanite ring giveaway, all details listed below!
LIVE EPISODE #11 Over the Top Part I: Non-Halo/Solitaire Rings
Thanks again for taking the time to read our blog and watch another Lauren B Live Episode which will again focus on custom engagement ring design. On the previous one (which can be watched at your leisure on our Youtube playlist) we went into full detail on the many different styles of bands that can be used for your engagement ring. Equally important is the top portion of your ring- the part closest to the center stone – and this combined with your band is going to dictate the overall style and look of your finished ring. At Lauren B we specialize in custom design from A to Z, meaning you can mix and match any band and top from all rings in our collection to come up with your ideal design. Attention all lovers of Non- halo rings! On today’s post, we are going to explore all the different non-halo options you have for the top of your engagement ring and break them down into different categories so you can really see the differences for yourself. For our purposes, we are going to refer to these as any rings that do not have a halo/perimeter of pave diamonds going around the top surface center-stone. While at first you might think, this is simple and there is only a couple of styles to choose from, if you browse our website or Instagram you will see there are many details you can incorporate here. To watch the YouTube video click here and read along below Continue reading
March 20th may be National Proposal Day, but December is the most popular time of the month to be proposed to and I think we all know why. Though people have been proposing historically for quite some time, the history of the diamond engagement ring only starts in the late 1940s. According to JR Thorpe of Bustle.com, the first diamond ring wasn't even a classic solitaire, but instead was, " a gift from Archduke Maximilian of Austria to the noblewoman he was courting, 20-year-old Mary of Burgundy. Harry Winston went on to state that the ring appeared to be , "a delicate band adorned with diamonds in the shape of her first initial". This may seem like a modern twist on a classic idea, but in fact this is where it all began.
The first question on everyone's mind when they hear that someone's been proposed to is usually in regards to the ring- but not far behind is the curiosity about exactly how the proposal went down. We are so lucky to work with a large variety of clients who all propose in ways unique to them, and in celebration of just how creative some got- we've put together a blog of our top 10 all time favorites!
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