Engagement/Wedding Rings Under $5,000

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5 years ago

May 18, 2020

INSTORE Staff Instore June 2020 Issue

INSTORE Design Awards 2020 – Engagement/Wedding Rings Under $5,000

Artcarved Bridal

Stackable polished band with rose cut diamond petals, $845

rada sahney:

This ring is both fun and flirty. Whether worn alone or paired with a classic band or other ring, this ring is a fantastic price point for bridal.

katerina perez:

This ring is of elegant beauty that will appeal to a wide audience.

debbie klein:

This ring is right on trend for “alternative” bridal as it’s delicate and feminine, but it also would appeal to someone looking for a traditional style ring or one with a vintage feel. The rose cut stones provide a great presence for a very reasonable price. Its softly curved and open form would be flattering on anyone.

INSTORE Design Awards 2020 – Engagement/Wedding Rings Under $5,000

Marisa Perry Atelier

Band in 18K rose gold with marquise cut diamonds (1.33 TCW), $4,980

INSTORE Design Awards 2020 – Engagement/Wedding Rings Under $5,000

Stuller

14K white gold diamond rose cut semi-set engagement ring, $1,219 (center stone not included)

RETAILER’S CHOICE AWARD

Uneek Jewelry

Hope Petal ring featuring concentric halos wrapping a 2-carat oval center, $2,400 (center stone not included)

INSTORE Staff

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