7 best vintage Handmade jewellery designs to look into in 2023
                     7 best vintage Handmade jewellery designs to 
look into in 2023 
It is not every day you see a bride wearing an engagement ring belonging to the period between 
1920 and 1970. Most women prefer to have modern jewelry designs in their collection, including 
the one they wear on their ring finger to showcase the love she shares with their man. But these 
items can never compare to the authenticity and beauty of a vintage ring. With the growing 
restoration of old jewelry designs, the demand for vintage Jewellery remodelling High 
Wycombe and other parts of Buckinghamshire has escalated.  
People nowadays understand the essence of a vintage design, especially when we speak about an 
authentic Art Deco jewelry style. If you want something so unique and special for your wedding 
day, the following are the best vintage ring designs to try in 2023.  
Cluster or Halo rings  
Whether it is the famous Sapphire ring of Princess Diana or the flower-shaped cluster ring of 
Queen Alexandra, cluster or halo ring is in high demand. The way it is designed is truly 
praiseworthy. Ideally, a halo ring symbolizes sophistication and elegance that comes with a large 
central stone and the surrounding small stones, replicating a clustered look.  
A classic halo engagement ring has a circular or oval-shaped central stone, which is mostly a 
coloured gem. You can get a sapphire, ruby, emerald, or a coloured diamond as the central stone. 
Surrounding it will be one or two rows of small diamonds in a circular shape closely fitted to one 
another. The coloured stone is the highlight of the entire ring while the clustered small diamonds 
add sparkle to the jewelry.  
Three-stone Handmade jewellery  
Another classic vintage design for an engagement ring that got popularized in 2019 after Prince 
Harry's engagement with Meghan Markle is the three-stone ring. As the name sounds, the 
jewelry has three stones fitted in a row, with or without small diamonds extending into the 
sidebands. Ideally, these stones are symbolic in terms of time as the first side stone represents the 
past, the middle or center stone represents the present, and the last one speaks of the future.  
Unlike the halo rings, the three-stone rings have all the gems in equal sizes and shapes. This is to 
create a symmetric balance between the setting, allowing the stones to cast their dazzling charm 
throughout. Although a classic ring will have three diamonds in emerald or circular cut, you can 
get other variations also having a coloured gem at the center and two diamonds flanking its side.  
Gemstone-studded coloured Handmade jewellery  
There is no doubt that a diamond is the first preference of most brides when it comes to a 
solitaire or a single-stone engagement ring. However, many vintage Jewellery remodelling in 
Marlow come with coloured gems. These stones are supposedly believed to be a classic example 
of romanticism, being handed over from earlier generations. For instance, emerald is a popular 
coloured gem used in the engagement ring setting. It is believed to be of royal importance as 
several Art Deco jewelry pieces used to have the gem.  
Also, another example of coloured gemstone suitable for vintage rings is opal. It was once 
considered the epitome of love and hope by the Romans. On the other hand, the Greeks used to 
believe that opals protect against diseases. So, you can easily get a ring with a coloured gem that 
matches your personality and also defines the bond you share with your loved one.  
Rose-cut diamond rings  
One of the best vintage-style Handmade jewellery, an old town in Buckinghamshire is the rose-
cut diamond ring. Here, the central stone features a flat bottom, unlike the regular stones with a 
culet base. Also, the top is dome-shaped featuring 24 facets. To give a rose-like feel to the stone, 
most of these facets are shaped as triangles and arranged like rose petals.  
Since the central ring is quite big, you can either go for a solitaire style or jewelry having small 
diamonds encrusted in the sidebands. Furthermore, you can choose a rose gold diamond that will 
be the exact manifestation of the floral rose.  
Yellow gold rings  
While most women love white or rose gold rings for their engagement or wedding, yellow gold 
metal is on the rise. In ancient days, most jewelers preferred fabricating the rings with a bright 
tallow gold metal. You can easily compliment it with small diamonds having a beveled design or 
a solitaire princess-cut diamond at the center.  
Art Deco Handmade jewellery  
The classic design of engagement rings from the vintage era is the Art Deco style. It is known for 
the intricate lines and patterns that are quite hard to achieve. But the excellent level of finesse 
that is imparted into the Art Deco rings is truly commendable. For example, you can get a ring 
with a circular central ring having three filigree bands on either side where the clustered 
diamonds are quite small in size.  
Retro Handmade jewellery  
Lastly, you can have the retro-styled engagement ring for your special day. Here, the jewelry 
ideally has two main highlights. The first one is the coloured gemstone paired with sparkling 
white diamonds. However, the second highlight is the intricate metal work featuring retro 
designs.  
You can now get vintage rings from Artisan Jewellery in High Wycombe  
At Artisan Jewellery, we have an exquisite collection of vintage Handmade jewellery Marlow, 
Amersham, and other areas of Buckinghamshire. We have taken inspiration from different eras, 
including that of Georgian and Edwardian times to integrate vintage styles in our jewelry pieces.