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Engagement Rings in a relationship is one thing that so unique. Looks simple and small but so meaningful. There are several options for engagement rings, including cushion cut engagement rings, princess cut engagement rings and emerald cut engagement rings.

For couples who interested in a vintage style ring, cushion cut engagement rings may be the perfect choice, because it has been accepted for over a century. This diamonds make stunning yet unpretentious engagement rings with an antique flair paired with a soft, romantic shape. It also known for its exceptional fire and sparkle.

So do the Princess Cut engagement rings. Some people say that this rings is the basis of most of the wedding rings . The girls said that it was a dream come true, just feels like a princess. This type of stone is gaining popularity fast though, and by now it is the second most popular diamond for engagement rings. So if you choose this rings to be your engagement rings, we can say it the perfect choice for your fiancee. She would be very happy to be a princess of you.

Another choice for the engagement rings is the emerald cut engagement rings. This rings is a rectangular shape with slightly cropped corners. An emerald cut engagement rings can be a striking ring, however, particularly for a woman with slender, long fingers that will serve to elongate the stone even further. The classic cut of emerald engagement ring is famous nowadays because of its sophistication and pride.

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It would seem that period and antique engagement rings are becoming increasingly popular with international celebrities.

Perhaps the first to kick off this recent trend was Welsh beauty Catherine Zeta Jones, who in 2000 received a ten carat antique marquise cut diamond engagement ring dating from the 1920s from Michael Douglas, with an estimated value of around two million dollars. Though not of Hollywood fame, in 2005 Camilla Parker Bowles was given an Art Deco diamond ring by Prince Charles. Set with a central emerald cut diamond flanked by six diamond baguettes, it was once owned by the Queen Mother. Another family heirloom, Scottish actor Ross McCall proposed to American actress Jennifer Love-Hewitt in 2007 with an antique diamond ring that had been in his family for over one hundred years. The following year another American starlet, Scarlett Johansson, became engaged to actor Ryan Reynolds with an antique cushion cut diamond solitaire on a gold band. And in late 2009, the Spanish pair Penelope Cruz and Javier Barden became engaged, the ring being an antique sapphire and diamond cluster ring on a gold band, all the stones in collet settings. Finally, just this year British comedian David Walliams proposed to his Dutch supermodel girlfriend, Lara Stone, with a period ring dating from the 1930s composed of a diamond centre stone with diamond set shoulders.

It is no surprise that the world’s most stylish women are wearing antique engagement rings, as they will ever be a fashionable yet timeless choice.