VANBRUUN Editorial
Our most popular engagement and wedding ring combinations
Pairing an engagement ring with a wedding band is supposed to reflect your personal style and create the appearance you desire. In this editorial, we have selected seven of our most popular combinations, each chosen to represent a different style. Whether you prefer a sleek look, maximized sparkle, or a ring stack with a deeper meaning, these combinations will help you discover the style you appreciate the most.
The timeless pairing
Together, Celeste and Louise form perhaps our most iconic wedding stack and is a bestseller among brides who want a timeless appearance. Celeste keeps the focus on the center stone, while Louise adds a line of brilliance around the finger without stealing the show. An excellent choice if you love clean lines but still want some shimmer.
The classic combination
The pairing of Angelica and Alma exudes elegance and sophistication, defined by sleek bands and classic beauty of a single diamond. The defined lines work in harmony to enhance the center diamond, making this the ideal stack for the minimalist bride who appreciates a sophisticated expression.
The stack with hidden details
At first glance, the combination of Cleo and Lilian expresses simple elegance. However, a closer look reveals the thoughtful design choices that define its unique character. Cleo features a twisted shank, while Lilian’s split prongs are crafted to maximize the diamond's brilliance. A perfect ring stack if you seek a classic look with hidden details.
The symbolic combination
The pairing of Embla and Olivia, a three-stone engagement ring and a plain wedding band, ensures all eyes remain on the diamonds. The three diamonds in Embla symbolize your past, present and future, making it an excellent choice for the bride who finds beauty in the story behind the jewelry.
The brilliant ring stack
For the bride who wants to shine from every perspective, the combination of Fredrica and Louise is an excellent match. Our beloved engagement ring Fredrica and wedding ring Louise, have small diamonds around their bands, creating a sparkle that can be spotted from far away. Louise is available in four different widths, making it a versatile choice for you to find the perfect balance and tailor the look to match your Fredrica ring.
The combination with maximized sparkle
For our most glamorous brides, the pairing of Gloria and Lily is a signature choice. Gloria’s halo and side stones, complemented by the diamonds visible setting in Lily, create an unmatched sparkle. This is an ideal choice for those who want their wedding stack to capture attention from across the room.
The three ring stack for every big moment
To celebrate life’s most significant moments, consider the art of a three-ring stack, for instance Lorin, Celeste and Louise. By adding a third ring, for example when celebrating an anniversary or the birth of your children, the combination will serve as a reminder of your accomplishments. Each ring represents a unique chapter of your story, making it the perfect stack for the bride who wants a daily reminder of her most cherished milestones.
The difference between engagement rings and wedding rings primarily lies in their significance. The engagement ring symbolizes the promise of marriage and is usually given during the proposal, while the wedding ring represents the lifelong commitment and is exchanged during the wedding ceremony.
No, your rings do not have to match. We recommend choosing a stack that reflects your personal style and feels comfortable, whether the designs are perfectly coordinated or intentionally different.
No, your rings do not have to be the same metal, although many couples choose the same color for a cohesive look. We recommend choosing the metal that makes you feel the most comfortable.
Wedding rings are typically stacked on the left ring finger, with the wedding band first and the engagement ring above.
Yes, you can wear an eternity ring as a wedding band even though it is traditionally given on anniversaries.
Traditionally, the wedding ring is worn closest to the heart and therefore goes on first, with the engagement ring sitting above. However, this is not a strict rule, and you can wear your rings in any order you prefer.
There is no universal rule on whether you should wear your engagement ring on your wedding day. However, many brides choose to wear their engagement ring on the right hand during the ceremony, moving it back to the left once the wedding band is in place.