There’s nothing wrong with you and your boo being commitment free, but that doesn’t mean that he can’t still put a ring on it! Come on, a girl likes her accessories, and just because you’re not rushing to say ‘I do’ doesn’t mean finger bling is totally off limits—a point I’ve made that VERY clear to my BF of 6 years. So for all the honies out there reading this: pay attention! These 30 beautiful non-engagement rings are a killer way to woo your S.O. this Valentine’s Day, just don’t get down on one knee to give the gift. Oh, and no diamonds allowed! ;)
30 Non-Traditional Ways to Put a Ring On It
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There’s nothing wrong with you and your boo being commitment free, but that doesn’t mean that he can’t still put a ring on it! Come on, a girl likes her accessories.
1. Rainbow Marcasite Ring ($85): This chunky banded ring boasts eye-catching iridescent crystals that turn different colors at almost every angle. It’s the perfect mix of rugged stone and polished metal.
2. Heart Diamond Charm Ring ($115): The gem cut details in this gold vermeil heart make it a cool kind of cute. We’re nuts about the two-tone metal finish.
3. Faris Wrap Ring in Silver ($65): This double wrap ring is super chic. The slick silver number would look elegant on its own or stacked with similarly dainty bands.
4. Purple Dome Ring ($36): Every girl needs a go-to cocktail ring—make this lavender dome ring the one. It’s the perfect pick me up for everyday office attire or a great addition to semi-formal swag.
5. Honeycomb Ring ($18): A honeycomb patterned ring for your honey? DUH! Let her know who’s queen bee.
6. The Something Blue Ring ($560): We’re flat out hypnotized by this sparkling gemstone ring. It’s quite a splurge, so maybe negotiate a V-Day/B-Day/X-Mas combo gift?
7. Wrap Arrow Ring ($10): Scared Cupid won’t strike this year? Seal the deal with this arrow wrap ring.
8. Winifred Grace 19MM Domed Ring ($140): This ring strikes the perfect balance between bold costume jewelry and high end adornment, making it insanely wearable for any occasion.
9. Trikona Ring Small ($145): And you thought you’d never be Royyy-allls. This pronged band is cast from a 3D print, which makes it even more covtable.
10. Axis No 1 ($395): Here’s another serious stunner cast from a 3D print. The masterful design of this fluid arch ring makes this piece modern and timeless all at once. We promise the rest of the collection is just as jaw-dropping.
11. Jade Mellor Malachite Facet Ring No.2 ($105): If size matters, go for this jumbo jade-colored ring carved from gorgeous Malachite-patterned resin. What a show stopper!
12. Moonshine Ring ($79): Love her to the moon and back? Prove it with this crescent charm ring. Don’t worry, it’s totally Brit-approved—we’re currently showcasing Salty Fox Jewelry at Brit + Co SF right now!
13. Kate Spade Scallop Ring ($38): How could you not fall madly in love with this red scalloped ring? It would make the cutest stacking band with other enamel plated rings.
14. Brass Zodiac Cuff Ring ($42): The stars totally aligned when this ring met your finger. The simple circular cuts make these constellation patterns look super modern.
15. Mae Ring Katie Diamond Jewelry ($350): These color blocked gemstones are so swoon-worthy. Would it be too much to wear both rings on the same hand? ;)
16. Sweet Nothings Ring ($32): We’re nuts about this take on a classic pearl ring, etched with a message sure to please its recipient.
17. Carnelian Gemstone Ring ($60): You know we’re suckers for a pop of color, and this gemstone ring gives us just that. For less than $100, it’s a stylish steal.
18. Fraser Hamilton Carved Gem Ring ($230): Not into glossy gemstones, but love their geo cuts? This faceted gold plated ring is for you! Plus, it still has a natural feel with its roughly carved band.
19. Monogram Midi Ring ($18): Stylish babes, listen up: now you can get your very own monogrammed midi ring! How cool is that? We love the wild cursive letters that make up this trendy piece.
20. Silver 1-Layer Center Ring ($110): The gang at Nervous System have nearly perfected the cellular-chic look—this 3D printed ring proves that much. This skeletal band is also available in gold and platinum by special order.
21. Stone Gold Bar ($90): Made by yet another Brit + Co SF-featured artisan, Porcelain and Stone, this gold speckled ceramic bar ring is fit for the fingers of quirky girls everywhere.
22. Shimmering Hexagons Ring Set ($118): You get a lot of bang for your buck with this eight-piece stacking ring set. White rhinestones dazzle from their hexagon-shaped beds whether they’re worn one at a time or all at once.
23. Misa Ring Katie Diamond Jewelry ($155): Glittering gemstones get edgy makeovers as spiked bars on these patterned metal rings. We’ll take one in every color! ;)
24. Faris Lunar Ring in Brass ($45): This no-fuss knuckle ring is simply stunning. We’re going ga-ga for that matte metal finish.
25. Drusy Drop Ring ($78): Bring on the glitz! From the freshly polished gold band to the super sparkly metallic stone, you bet even diamonds will be doing a double take.
26. Neon Spike Ring Set ($36): You guys, the colors of these enamel plated rings are so on point! Rock with a dark mani so they can really pop.
27. Maya Magal Black Druzy Ring ($225): If your M.O. is more #allblackeverything, then meet the ring of your dreams. Even without any color, this square druzy ring makes quite a statement.
28. Batya Kebudi Diamond Ring ($329): Remember, we said no diamonds allowed… but diamond cuts are totally fine! Though we have to say, it would make a way cool engagement ring, too!
29. Gold and Silver Pebble Set ($205): The elegance of these pebble stacking rings is undeniable. We love the way they look as a mixed-metal set.
30. Glenda Lopez The Pizza Ring ($63): Nothing says I love you more than a pizza ring. Nothing.
Do you have your eye on a non-engagement ring you’d love to get from your S.O.? Where do you shop for beautiful jewelry online? Tell us in the comments below.
