20 Incredible Engagement Rings for Men

If you like it then you should put one of these rings on it!

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Engagement rings for men are becoming ever more popular, as more same-sex couples tie the knot, and more ladies take the plunge and propose to the man in their life. Why should it be just the ladies that get to have all fun of rocking a rock when newly engaged? If you're planning to propose to the man in your life soon, and want a ring for the occasion, or you want to get him a ring to mark your engagement too, we recommend you read our guide to men's engagement rings first. Then, to make shopping a cinch, we've rounded up a selection of gorgeous men's engagement rings (that we think you're going to love!). You can shop these beauties right now!

Men's Engagement Rings
Thumb print ring by Miriam Wade

From more minimal rings with muted tones and brushed textures to stylish statement rings you'll spot from across the room, you're sure to find something to suit his style (and your budget!). These rings can also be used as wedding rings for any guys looking for something a little bit different to the classic band. Oh, and look out for our shopping tips, at the bottom of the page or read our complete guide to men's engagement rings before making your selection!

Gorgeous Men's Engagement Rings

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1. Gold Signet Ring with garnet by David Yurman, available in 18ct yellow gold €5,442 (approx) and sterling silver with meteorite €784 (approx).

2. Silver Gridline Ring by Eddie Borgo, €280.95.

Snake Ring, €270. Photo by All Blues

3. Snake Ring by All Blues, €320.

4. Zodiac Ring by Talon Via Catbird, €134.50 (approx).

Virgo SY Core. Photo by Spinelli Kilcollin

5. Virgo SY Core, by Spinelli Kilcollin €1,014 (approx).

Icon yellow gold ring with stars. Photo by Gucci

6. Icon Yellow Gold Ring with Stars, by Gucci €990

7. Galassia Ring with lab-grown black diamonds in black Rhodium by Sally Skoufis via Wolf & Badger, €502 (approx).
Ring skull gold, €‌129. Photo by Thomas Sabo

8. Gold-plated Skull Ring by Thomas Sabo, from €129.

Jack Sparrow, €‌350. Photo by Wolf and Badger

9. Jack Sparrow by LEF jewelry via Wolf & Badger, €370 (approx).

Motorbike Tyre Engraving. Photo by Aoife O'Mahony

10. Motorbike Tyre Engraving by Aoife O'Mahony Design, P.O.A .

11. Milgrain Palladium Gents Wedding Ring by Bespoke Diamonds, from €470 - €1767.

Unicorn Signet Ring

12. Unicorn cameo signet ring by Vintouch Jewels via Wolf & Badger, €228 (approx).

13. Interlocking Circles Ring, by Tiffany & Co. €600.

14. 10k Gold and Silver Celtic Wedding Ring by Commins & Co, €445.

Damascus steel ring, €1.567,95. Photo by McCaul

15. Damascus Steel Ring by McCaul, €1,620.

Infinity Band for Men

16. White gold infinity band by De Beers, €1753 (approx).

Hawthorn Bark mens wedding ring, €‌989. Photo by Chupi

17. Hawthorn Bark Men's Wedding Ring by Chupi, €989.

Carlo Ring, €215. Photo by Vivienne Westwood

18. Carlo Ring by Vivienne Westwood, €190.

19. Knot Ring by Tiffany & Co., €1,400.

20. Silver Tudor Cross Ring by Serge Denimes, €59.95.

*Euro conversion as of time of publishing

Tips for Buying a Men's Engagement Ring

  • As with shopping for any engagement ring, incorporate you other half's style. Whether they prefer understated, flashy, love of all things vintage, are really outdoorsy, or are into a certain kind of music - you'll find a ring to tie in with their taste.
  • An engagement ring doesn't have to have a diamond, or any stone. Matte stones like onyx or lapis work well in men's jewellery, or muted stones like black or grey diamonds are a luxurious option. But if you think your guy has more minimal tastes, look to rings with symbols or etchings instead.
  • Because men haven't traditionally worn engagement rings, you can think outside the box with his one. If you think your partner would prefer a chain, bracelet, watch or cufflinks, you can propose with them too. Maybe even a painting or a piece of furniture is a more fitting option. A token ring is always a good idea, or choose a signet ring or a pinkie ring as an alternative.
  • Don't be afraid to look in the ladies' jewellery collections. The sad fact is, that there isn't a lot of choice available (yet!). But there are real gems to be found in mainline jewellery collections that will still work for your groom-to-be.
  • Many of the coolest men's jewellery brands are based in the US or UK, so you might end up buying your ring online. We have a whole post on buying an engagement ring online here that you should read first. Do your homework, check out the company is legit and take into account the hidden costs when calculating the final price!
  • If you are really struggling to find a ring that fits yours or your partner's style, why not opt for something custom made? Read our guide to having your own engagement ring designed.

More helpful reads and advice for engagement ring shopping:

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