A new future, an old ring

The New York Times recently wrote about using Grandma's jewelry box as the inspiration (or the source) for a fantastic, and budget friendly, engagement ring. Obviously we, too, love the hand-crafted, unique details you only find in the vintage pieces. Even if you don't have a family stone to give to your intended, choosing an antique engagement ring is still a lovely way to add a bit of Old World glamour to your new and exciting future.

1.04ct Old European cut diamond and platinum Art Deco engagement ring, in the online shop

1.04ct Old European cut diamond and platinum Art Deco engagement ring, in the online shop

Early 20th century platinum and 1.04ct Old European cut diamond solitaire engagement ring, at Gray & Davis

Early 20th century platinum and 1.04ct Old European cut diamond solitaire engagement ring, at Gray & Davis

Art Deco .56ct Old Mine cut diamond engagement ring with six single cut diamonds on the shoulders, in 14K yellow and white gold, at Gray & Davis

Art Deco .56ct Old Mine cut diamond engagement ring with six single cut diamonds on the shoulders, in 14K yellow and white gold, at Gray & Davis