20 Art Deco Engagement Rings and Pretty Ring Ideas to Save
Looking for art deco engagement rings with a little something extra? Think stepped outlines, blue accents and tiny details along the band.
These pictures include geometric designs plus a few simpler and more curved looks if you’re still deciding what you love.
You can keep things simple or go all out with a sparkling frame. I especially love the rectangular stones with little accents on either side.
Save your favorite shapes and settings, then ask a jeweler about the stones, metals and age rather than relying on pictures alone.
Engagement ring ideas worth a closer look
stepped frame and golden tones
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous rectangular ring. I love the little horizontal stones reaching toward the band and the taller ones framing the center.
The tiny beaded edges are worth a closer look too. If you like a detailed setting, save this stepped outline for your inspiration folder.
a deep blue border
How pretty is this blue border? The clear round center sits inside a deep blue frame with gently curved corners.
Those tiny blue accents extending toward the band are such a lovely finishing touch.
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hexagon top and little scrolls
This ring may just have one of my favorite side views here. I love the open scrollwork beneath the hexagonal top.
There’s so much to see beyond the clear center stone.
If those little details are what you love, ask to see the side of a setting before choosing it.
green center and slim steps
If you are looking for something with color but not a huge frame, this one is for you. A pale green rectangular center sits between clear stepped side stones on a plain gold-tone band.
I’d keep this combination just as it is. That green is so pretty on its own.
an octagonal sparkling frame
I am obsessed with this geometric setting. The clipped corners of the clear center are echoed by the outer frame, with long rectangular stones running along its sides.
The shoulders have their own rows of sparkle too. Save this one if you want the details to continue beyond the center.
a scalloped halo
Want straight lines with something a little softer around them? This rectangular center has a scalloped border of little round stones.
I love the narrow gold-tone outline tucked between the center and that sparkling outer edge.
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clipped corners and patterned shoulders
There’s so much to love about this silver-tone ring. The round center sits inside a clipped-corner frame with long clear accents on the sides and smaller stones at the corners.
My favorite part might actually be the patterned shoulders. Don’t overlook the band when you’re saving setting ideas.
black hexagon and a sparkling crown
How gorgeous is this black center? Its long hexagonal shape sits beneath a pointed arrangement of clear stones, with a rose-colored band visible at the sides.
If you want a dark center with plenty of decoration, this is a lovely combination to show your jeweler.
pale peach and pointed accents
This is one of my favorite color combinations on the list. The pale peach rectangular center looks so pretty beside the clear accents and gold-tone setting.
I especially love the pointed clusters above and below it. They give you another option if a plain rectangular frame feels a little too simple.
kite shape and angled bands
Don’t want a round or rectangular center? No problem!
This kite-shaped stone sits between little round side clusters, with angled gold-tone bands above and below.
The open spaces around the center are worth keeping if you’re asking about a similar ring stack.
roses along the band
I love this close-up of the gold-tone band. The roses, leaves and curling lines are just so pretty beneath the raised clear stone.
This is a more floral direction than the geometric frames above. Save it for the side details if you want something decorative beyond the top of your ring.
red center and a curved stack
That red center is gorgeous! A small clear halo follows its oval shape inside a pointed outer outline, while a separate curved band adds larger clear stones below.
Try a shaped companion band if you like this layered look. Ask to see the two rings together before settling on the pairing.
tiny squares and a stepped outline
This is a similar stepped design to the first ring, but the little square accents give you another detail to consider. I love the clear rectangular center with the plain gold-tone band.
There’s already plenty happening around the stone. I’d leave the band simple like this.
three stones in an octagonal frame
If you love a mix of gold and silver tones, this one is for you. Three clear round stones run vertically through the center, surrounded by nested outlines and a sparkling octagonal border.
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The gold-colored inner frame is my favorite part. It’s such a pretty detail between all those clear stones.
a simple softly squared center
Don’t want to go all out with a halo? This simpler ring gives you a softly squared clear center, small tapered side accents and a narrow gold-tone band.
It’s a quieter option beside the more detailed settings on this list.
marquise center and sparkling fans
I am obsessed with this fan-shaped stack. The long pointed center has small round accents at its sides, with narrow clear stones spreading outward above and below.
The lower pictures show the center ring and shaped bands separately. If you like having options, ask about a set you can wear together or apart.
pale blue and pointed edges
How pretty is this pale blue center? The round stone is surrounded by a clear halo with little points and inward curves along the outer edge.
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I love the darker silver-tone details around the small stones. They make that unusual outline especially easy to see.
two-stone curves
Here’s a more curved option beside all those stepped frames. The upper ring pairs two pear-shaped clear stones, while the lower one uses two clipped-corner square shapes.
Both have sweeping gold-tone settings and an open space between the stones. I’d choose the lower design if you want to keep the angular shapes.
a slim row of geometric stones
If you’re looking for a smaller arrangement without a surrounding halo, go with something like this. A rectangular center sits between narrow straight accents and tapered outer stones on a slim gold-tone band.
I love how the whole row steps down toward the sides.
blue pear-shaped side stones
Last but definitely not least, we have this pretty clear-and-blue combination. The softly squared center sits between deep blue pear-shaped side stones on a plain silver-tone band.
The blue points face outward, which is my favorite little detail. Save this one if you want color at the sides rather than in the center.
