written by Jessica
The Flower-Lover’s Guide to Floral Engagement Rings
You know what? Floral engagement rings are groundbreaking. Did you know that there are an estimated 369,000 to 390,000 species of flowering plants, representing the largest and most diverse group of plants on Earth?! Flowers are a God given gift to appreciate and dress the earth with.
You have found yourself here at Engage Studio’s blog to see how your love for flowers and your love story can be expressed through your future engagement ring. You’ve come to the right place! Whether you want to do this subtly or as the centerpiece, we’ll guide you through all the floral possibilities.
Floral Types of Engagement Rings - Hint of Flower
Let’s begin this flower journey with the subtle floral engagement ring.
Gentle Flower Details:
- Petal Prongs
- “Under Gallery” Details
Petal Prongs
A really popular flower choice for our clients are petal prongs, which are such an elegant understated look. You can really play around here with whether you want to 4 prong, 5 prong, or 6 prong.
What we love about the petal prong design is that you can still achieve that clean aesthetic of a classic engagement ring, but have that sweet feminine floral touch from the profile view.
You can also play around with different types of petals! After all, part of what makes flowers so beautiful is their incredible variety. Are there any blooms that hold special meaning in your relationship? Take inspiration from the flower that speaks to both of you.
We’ve created designs with curvy, full petals inspired by the lotus:
soft and sweet daisy-like petals:
and even the sleek, slender shape of a sunflower.
The sky’s the limit. Let your imagination run wild! Let’s bring your vision to life.
I can already sense that for some of you, the above fact that there are between 369,000 to 390,000 species of flowers is triggering a major case of chooser’s dilemma. Or maybe you don’t have a specific flower in mind at all—and that’s totally okay!
The trick is to focus on the shape. Do you gravitate toward petals that are long and narrow? Or do you prefer ones that are fuller and more rounded? These choices will completely change the overall vibe of the ring.
“Under Gallery” Details
Here’s another example of a subtle floral engagement ring we created—this one features orchids! It is such a sweet detail because orchids were actually the first flower our client ever gave to his girlfriend 🥹 We tucked the design into the basket, also known as the “under gallery.”
Floral Engagement Rings: Medium Flower Impact
We started off easy with the subtle floral touches—but to our ladies who are starting to think, “I want more,” don’t worry, we got you. Let’s dive into how we can go bolder with a flower motif in your engagement ring design.
If you’re dreaming of medium bold level floral engagement rings, these engagement ring design elements are where we can really let the design blossom 😉
Medium Bold Blossom Designs:
- The Band
- Colour
The Band
The engagement ring band? That’s a whole other canvas to play with. Maybe you want to weave in petals, leaves, or delicate branches that crescendo toward the focal stone. These kinds of details can completely transform the shape and feel of the ring. They add movement, texture that’s sure to catch your eye.
Colour!
Another key element you can use is incorporating colour! We’ll consider if you want your engagement ring to be in white yellow or rose gold, as well as incorporating colourful gemstones. They can be a really lovely way of adding a speckling of colour to tie in the nature and floral theme.
I love this one. A ring where the band flows like an asymmetrical branch, with varying shades of green and gemstone sizes—just like the subtle differences you see in real leaves. It feels alive, organic, totally garden-like.
Full Bloom Floral Engagement Rings
Here comes the drama.
And hey. if you want flower drama, then let’s do flower drama.
We’re not here to judge your floral obsession. We’re here to celebrate it. Loud and proud.
The Flower Halo
Check this out: we used the halo—the stones that surround the main center stone—to literally transform the ring into a flower. Think petals made of diamonds encircling the heart of the bloom. It’s full flower power, and it’s absolutely stunning.
And there you have it. Your love of flowers doesn’t have to stop at the garden. Whether you’re drawn to subtle floral touches or want your ring to make a bold, blooming statement, there are so many beautiful ways to bring nature into your design.
When you’re ready, reach out! We’d love to dream up something enchanting with you and find the perfect floral-inspired engagement ring that tells your story.
