Organic engagement rings, crafted especially for you

Intertwining branches represent relationships, connected to trees which are seen to give life. Trees represent growth and wisdom, all fantastic mantras to carry forth in a relationship. We have created many engagement rings inspired by trees, incorporating twigs and branches into whimsical designs.

A leaf is a very popular motif to feature in engagement rings, especially as accent diamonds or gemstones. Leaves are a symbol of fertility and growth, and the colour green represents renewal and hope. Green is a calming colour, and just about matches any other coloured gemstone or diamond. A centre stone accentuated by leaves would create a soft, enchanting engagement ring. Curved diamond shapes such as a round diamond or an oval diamond would look beautiful paired with green emerald marquise accent gemstones, to represent leaves.
Vintage engagement rings often feature leaves, especially those from the Art Nouveau period between the 1890s-1910. The period was characterised by free flowing lines and creative interpretations of nature. Delicate leaves encapsulated in precious metals such as platinum were very popular designs at the time. Engagement rings would feature split shanks intertwining to become enfolding leaves and branches, with curves that would accentuate the centre stone.

For a nature inspired engagement or wedding ring, your metal choice depends entirely on personal preference. The golden tones of yellow gold are highlighted when moulded into the shape of a leaf or flower, the metal radiates warmth. A gold engagement ring has an organic feel to it, especially when paired with luscious coloured gemstones such as a royal blue sapphire or a forest green emerald. When paired together, these elements can represent earth’s natural forces, such as the sun, the ocean or flora.

Rose gold is another rich metal choice when thinking about creating a nature inspired engagement ring, especially one with a floral pattern. As the name suggests, the colour is reminiscent of a rose, or any pink or blush toned flower.

During the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movement platinum was often used to represent natural patterns–people loved the cool tone combined with natural inspired patterns and motifs. A platinum, nature inspired ring would surely remind us of this charming design era.

With a nature inspired engagement ring, it’s important that your precious metal, diamonds and gemstones are all ethically sourced. There’s no better way to commemorate nature by creating an engagement ring with fair trade or recycled gold. When requested, we can create engagement rings entirely out of fair trade gold or recycled gold and platinum.