Wedding Rings

1930s vintage style wedding rings

The vintage style is more in vogue than ever, while more and more brides and grooms are choosing it for their wedding themes, wedding outfits, wedding cakes and wedding rings too. There is something truly unique, charming and special about the antique style that we all love so much.




In wedding rings, this style can make an elegant choice for couples who are into sophisticated jewels with a more unusual style. A 1930s vintage style wedding ring and make a great option for any type of couple who adores the ‘30s era, especially the romanticism and the refined elegance of that period of time.

No other type of modern wedding ring can measure up to the style, refinement, daintiness, sophistication, flair, enchantment and attractiveness of a vintage style wedding ring.

There are many other reasons why a couple may want to go with a 1930s vintage style wedding ring. The special beauty of an antique wedding ring is hard to find in a modern wedding ring so the couple might try to find it in older wedding ring styles.

Perhaps the couple is an antique collector, or perhaps an antique jewelry fan, lover or researcher. Those who may want to start a family wedding ring tradition should definitely opt for a 1930s vintage style wedding ring. Honoring a certain period of our grandparent’s life is another reason why a couple might want to opt for an antique style wedding ring.

A 1930s vintage style wedding ring is, first of all, a sentimental wedding ring that can be treasured for its real value, preciousness and uniqueness. The 1930 vintage period was the era of both simple chic wedding rings and flamboyant elaborated detailed wedding ring designs. There are four main styles that can characterize perfectly the 1930 era in wedding rings. Those interested in buying and wearing this type of ring should pay attention to the following:

-         The Victorian style wedding ring – were elaborated designs with romantic accents and feminine lace appliqués, delicate flowers and filigree patterns. Gemstone Victorian wedding rings are also available at this moment on the market.

-         The Edwardian style wedding ring – compared to Victorian styles, these included bolder large patterns such as filigree patterns or geometrical designs.

-         The Art Deco wedding ring – featuring bolder geometry, thick and bulk designs with large gemstone appliqués and accents. Men can find superb men Art Deco 1930s vintage style wedding rings.

-         Simple 1930s vintage style wedding rings – thinner bands with small gemstones and delicately detailed metals.

Among the most popular types of 1930s vintage style wedding rings were: decorative wedding rings with engravings on the exterior and interior of the band, textured wedding rings with milgrain edges, scallop edgy detailed wedding rings, multi-tone contrasting metal wedding rings or carved or etched wedding rings with textured shanks.