Collection: Nature Inspired Lab Diamond Engagement Ring Collection

While it is impossible to predict the future, nature inspired engagement rings have a timeless and enduring appeal, as they connect with our innate love and appreciation for the beauty of the natural world.

Nature inspired engagement rings provide a unique and personal touch to traditional engagement ring designs. They can incorporate various elements such as flowers, leaves and vines, allowing couples to express their individuality and connection to nature. These rings often have a romantic and whimsical feel that resonates with many people.

Furthermore, there is a growing trend towards sustainability and ethical practices in the jewellery industry. Nature inspired designs often align with these values, especially when they are created using recycled metals and ethically produced gemstones. Many couples today are seeking engagement rings that not only symbolise their love but also reflect their commitment to the environment and responsible sourcing.

Nature inspired engagement rings offer a unique and meaningful option for couples looking for something beyond traditional engagement ring styles.

Yes! We can create bespoke jewellery that is unique to you. Whether you want to design your own piece of jewellery from scratch or put your own stamp on an existing design, our friendly and knowledgeable team are here to make it happen.

Schedule an appointment with our team who specialise in custom design. We will help you discuss your vision and preferences, including the desired centre diamond or gemstone, accented diamonds or coloured gemstones, metal and band style.  We will work together to create a 3D rendering or sketch of your nature inspired engagement ring concept and make any necessary adjustments or modifications until you are satisfied with the design.

Your nature inspired ring will be finalised and polished to perfection and will be presented to you in a beautiful box, ready for the perfect proposal.

1. Symbolism: Both floral and leaf designs can hold meaning and symbolism. Flowers are often associated with love, beauty, and growth, while leaves can represent renewal, strength, and connection to nature. Consider which symbolism resonates with you and your relationship.

2. Aesthetics: Consider the overall look and feel you want for your engagement ring. Floral designs can be delicate, romantic, and feminine, while leaf details can give a ring a more organic, natural, and earthy vibe. Think about which style aligns with your personal taste and the aesthetic you want for your ring.

3. Durability: Keep in mind that intricate floral designs with small petals or delicate elements may be more susceptible to damage or wear over time. Leaf details with more solid and streamlined shapes may offer greater durability. Think about your lifestyle and how the ring will hold up to your daily activities.

4. Trends: Consider any current jewellery trends or personal preferences when it comes to design elements. Floral designs have been popular for a long time and continue to be sought after, while leaf details have been growing in popularity in recent years as people seek more nature inspired and organic designs.

Nature inspired rings have a rich heritage that goes back centuries. Throughout history, people have been fascinated by the beauty of the natural world and have sought to capture its essence in their jewellery.

One of the earliest examples of nature-inspired rings can be found in ancient Egypt. Egyptians were known for their intricate and detailed jewellery designs, often incorporating elements from nature.

During the Renaissance period, nature inspired rings became more elaborate and intricate. Designs often featured more naturalistic depictions of flowers, leaves, and animals, carved from precious gemstones or made from gold and silver. These rings were highly prized for their craftsmanship and beauty.

In the 19th century, the rise of the Romantic movement brought a renewed interest in nature inspired jewellery. Rings featuring floral motifs, vines, and leaves became popular, reflecting the Romantic ideals of a connection to nature and the natural world. These rings were often made from materials such as gold and enamel, with gemstones like diamonds, emeralds, and rubies.

In the Middle Ages, nature inspired rings took on a more symbolic meaning. Designs like the "lover's knot" and the "posy ring" featured engraved messages or motifs of flowers and leaves, representing love, faithfulness, and the cycle of life. These rings were exchanged as tokens of love and commitment.

Today, nature inspired rings continue to be popular as people seek to connect with the natural world and express their love for nature through their jewellery.