Top 30 Two-Tone Engagement Rings

Two-tone engagement rings feature two different metals in one piece, such as platinum prongs over a gold band. These types of combinations provide different color contrasts and ring composition styles. This union also symbolizes the husband and wife’s coming together as one in marriage.

If you are on the search for a unique and lovely ring, then read on for our impeccable list of top 30 two-tone engagement rings. For more information on two-tone engagement rings, click here.

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1. Devault Ring

Price: $7,800. Learn more about the Devault Ring.

We start off our list of the top 30 two-tone engagement rings with this beautiful Georgian-era circa 1810 Devault ring featuring a silver and 18k gold combination. The prongs set in black silver emphasize the diamond cluster that totals 0.70 carats, all with a J-K color and VS2-SI1 range. The 18k gold split shank band features hand-engraved lines and motifs that reflect that era’s designs.

2. Wickham Ring

Price: $19,000. Learn more about the Wickham Ring.

The Wickham Ring is a combination of an emerald with a double halo of diamonds prong-set in gold with a silver mount. This combination highlights the 2.09-carat cushion-cut emerald in the center and the inner and outer halo of small diamonds totaling 2.85 carats. Each shoulder has a small old European cut diamond inside a pointed row in a split shank design. The 18k yellow gold undergallery and band feature a sleek and clean design that offers a lovely contrast

3. Monaco Ring

Price: $15,000. Learn more about the Monaco Ring.

The beautiful diamond cluster of this vintage Monaco engagement ring uses platinum prongs and a mounting over 18k yellow gold. This combination creates a more uniform look for the prongs securing the diamonds. They blend in with the center stone, a 1.50 carat, GIA-Certified old European cut diamond, with a J  color and SI2 clarity, surrounded by old European cut diamonds. Each shoulder also features an old European cut diamond inset in a pentagon frame. The yellow gold undergallery base is clean and sleek, and branches out to its whole ring diameter.  

4. Tuella Ring

Price: $4,500. Learn more about the Tuella Ring.

Platinum and 18k yellow gold create a two-tone metal base for this Tuella Ring. Its center stone is a 1.15-carat round-cut Santa Maria color aquamarine prong-set in platinum. The shoulders on top and bottom swirl hooks feature an extended row of small round diamonds set in platinum and adorned with fine milgrain detailing, handcrafted in yellow gold. 

5. Beaumont Ring 

Price: $3,000. Learn more about the Beaumont Ring.

The French Art Nouveau style of this Beaumont Ring makes it an artsy and elegant choice. The main vertical clef design holds a stone each. On top is an old European cut diamond with an H color and SI2 clarity. Then, at the bottom, is an antique cushion-cut diamond.

Rose-cut diamonds adorn its network of arches and shoulders, with platinum prong settings. The borders and edges also have fine milgrain details for the lovely accents. The mounting sits beautifully on top of 18k yellow gold.

6. Toulon Ring 

Price: $22,000. Learn more about the Toulon Ring.

The Toulon Ring combines gold prong settings with a platinum band. The center stone creates a lovely contrast with the 1.46-carat, AGL-certified cushion-cut natural, not-heated Burma ruby secured with gold prongs. Around it are old mine-cut diamonds set in platinum prongs to help them blend in. Each shoulder features inset old European cut diamonds bordered in fine milgrain detailing.  

7. Buccellati Burma Ruby Ring

Price: $6,500. Learn more about the Buccellati Diamond Wedding Band.

This Vintage Buccellati Burma Ruby Ring pairs the center stone with an 18k gold, bezel-set frame in a crown design. It also has an outer halo of small round diamonds, bezel-set in the platinum mount. The gold framing gives the ruby a lovely contrast, giving a warm, seamless combination. Meanwhile, the ring carries fine hand engravings all over the surfaces and motifs. The gold leaf motif shoulders pair well with platinum undergallery and the rich contrast.

8. Greenwich Ring 

Price: $18,000. Learn more about the Greenwich Ring.

As seen in previous entries, colored gemstones often have golden prongs or bezel settings to create a warm contrast. This vintage Greenwich Ring has a 4.97-carat, GIA-certified, emerald-cut natural emerald bezel set in 18k gold. Then, an octagonal halo of small old European cut diamonds surrounds it in a halo. Each shoulder features an upright baguette-cut diamond as well, and an upper shank with inset diamonds. All gemstones have fine milgrain detailing on their borders and edges.

9. Pomona Ring 

Price: $7,500. Learn more about the Pomona Ring.

In the case of the Pomona Ring, the two-tone metal combination in it features platinum mounting for its diamond cluster. At the center is a 0.91 carat, GIA-certified, old European cut diamond with a J color and VS2 clarity. Around the centerpiece is a halo of old European cut diamonds forming a floral halo. All diamonds feature platinum prongs to secure them while blending in. The gold band ends each side with a split shank and a fleur de lis motif in the middle.

10. Trastanello Ring

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This vintage and exquisite Trastanello Ring features both 18k yellow gold and platinum in its mounting, along with special, rare diamonds. In the center is a 1.01-carat, GIA-certified marquise-cut natural fancy light blue diamond with an SI2 clarity, secured with gold prong settings. Along its golden edge is a halo of pink diamonds set in gold, followed by another halo of diamonds set in platinum.

What’s more, each shoulder has a pear-shaped diamond, surrounded by a halo of diamonds, pointing outwards to each shank, which also carries another extended row of diamonds.

11. Chandalar Ring

Price: $19,000. Learn more about the Chandalar Ring. 

The swirl-styled Chandalar Ring features a distinct two-tone composition using platinum and gold. It features a 1.73-carat old European cut diamond with a J color and VS2 clarity, secured in platinum prongs in the center of the swirl enclosure. Each top and bottom arch has smaller old European cut diamonds bordered with fine milgrain details across its curves, extending down each shank, all set in 18k yellow gold.

12. Kayes Ring

Price: $21,000. Learn more about the Kayes Ring.

The simple and elegant composition of this Kayes Ring features the two-tone combination of blackened platinum on 18k yellow gold. It features a solitaire 2.10-carat old European cut diamond with a J color and VS1 clarity, secured with black platinum prongs set on an 18k yellow gold band. The ring’s platinum mount fits elegantly onto its simple open-work undergallery design.

13. Ruby Floral Ring 

Price: $14,000. Learn more about the Ruby Floral Ring.

This meticulously crafted Ruby Floral Ring combines an intricate platinum mounting with an 18k gold setting. Like most two-tone vintage engagement rings, it’s both a design of form and function.

The ring’s center stone is a bezel-set 1.47-carat old European-cut diamond with an L color and a VS1 clarity. Around it is a floral halo of 8 half-moon-cut natural rubies, totaling around 0.48 carats. Then another outer halo of old European cut diamonds surrounds them, creating a thick, decorated face. Each shoulder also has 5 more small round diamonds extended to the shank. All stones and rubies have fine milgrain details all over bezel borders and edges.

14. Pomona Ring

Price: $7,500. Learn more about the Pomona Ring.

The cluster diamond design and two-tone platinum and gold setting of this Pomona Ring make it a standout vintage engagement ring. At its center is a 0.91-carat, GIA-certified old European cut diamond with a J color and VS2 clarity. Around it are 10 small old European cut diamonds forming an exquisite halo. Prong settings secure all the diamonds.

On each shoulder of this ring are 5-sided fleur-de-lis motifs. They lead to the 18k gold band, which features a split shank and double-layered horizontal linings, and a simple undergallery design. 

15. Lakewood Ring 

Price: $3,500. Learn more about the Lakewood Ring.

This navette Edwardian Era-styled vintage engagement ring stands out for its unconventional marquise cluster design and its two-tone platinum and gold setting. The platinum mounting and prongs blend in the center. The elongated oval cluster of diamonds totals 1.20 carats with an I-J color and VS1-SI1 clarity grades. Each shoulder features a pentagonal frame with an inset diamond and fine milgrain details on its borders. Finally, its gold band features simple convex curves in its open-work undergallery and sleek, clean shank designs.

16. Lorraine Ring 

Price: $4,000. Learn more about the Lorraine Ring.

This Lorraine Ring comes from the Edwardian Era circa 1905. It carries some of its distinct designs: The cluster style, ruby accents, and the two-tone pair of a platinum mount and 18k yellow gold band. At the center is a 0.20-carat antique cushion-cut diamond secured in prongs. Around it is a halo of half-bezel-set smaller old European-cut diamonds. Then an outer halo of calibrated natural rubies, half-bezel-set in gold, surrounds it. Each shoulder has an inset small round diamond in a 5-pointed bullet frame with fine milgrain accents. The low-set undergallery also features intricate open-work swirl designs. 

17. Eagleview Ring

Price: $18,000. Learn more about the Eagleview Ring.

The Eagleview Ring glows in two-tone by using two different gold settings in one to match its center stone. It features a 1.06-carat GIA-certified, Asscher-cut diamond with a fancy intense yellow color and VS1 clarity, and 18k gold prong settings to secure it. Around it is a gold dome double halo and mounting with small round yellow diamonds. On each shoulder are inset small round diamonds extending down the stretch of each shank in white gold. 

18. Sinetta Ring

Price: $4,300. Learn more about the Sinetta Ring.

This classic Sinetta Ring is a two-tone platinum and 18k yellow gold vintage engagement ring. It has a bezel-set 0.58-carat, antique cushion-cut center diamond with an L color and VS2 clarity. Around it is a halo formation of small old European cut diamonds.

Each shoulder has 2 further smaller diamonds at the rectangular end of the shank. Both lead to a double-layered horizontal lining and its triple-wire shank gold band. Finally, fine milgrain details adorn bezel edges and diamond borders.

19. Chester Ring

Price: $18,000. Learn more about the Chester Ring.

The platinum and 18k yellow gold combination of this Edwardian-era-inspired engagement ring matches its collection of diamonds. In the center is a 1.50-carat old European cut diamond with a K color and VS2 clarity, secured with prongs in its platinum mounting. Each shoulder features marquise-shaped diagonal leaves with inset diamonds bordered by fine milgrain detailing. Both connect to the pinched shanks with double-layer linings and a sleek gold band. It also features a simple, crown-like undergallery design.

20. Clement Ring 

Price: $2,500. Learn more about the Clement Ring.

The silver and 18k yellow gold combination of this Clement Ring dates back to the Victorian era, circa 1860. It is a rare and true one-of-a-kind vintage engagement ring. The ring features a solitaire 0.42-carat antique cushion-cut diamond with a J color and SI1 clarity. A custom silver mount and prong setting secure the center diamond with a basket design and deep pockets in the undergallery. The gold band closes the loop close to each side of the silver mounting with a sleek and minimalist design.

21. Yorkshire Ring 

Price: $7,100. Learn more about the Yorkshire Ring.

The Yorkshire Ring combines a simple, low-profile platinum mount and shoulders set on an 18k yellow gold band. The center diamond is a 0.96-carat old European cut diamond with an I color and SI2 clarity. Around it are smaller old European cut diamonds arranged in a floral halo. All of these diamonds are prong-set. Each shoulder also has a 5-pointed fleur-de-lis with an inset diamond and fine milgrain accents on its borders.  

22. Wilder Ring

Price: $6,800. Learn more about the Wilder Ring.

The combination of diamonds with a silver mounting and an 18k yellow gold band makes this Wilder Ring a timeless classic. In its center is a 1.05 carat rose-cut diamond with an L color and SI2 clarity. Around it is an arrangement of 11 smaller old European cut diamonds. All these diamonds use silver-mount prong settings to secure them. Each shoulder also features a pentagon frame with an inset small round diamond, all set on a gold ring.

23. Alameda Ring 

Price: $7,800. Learn more about the Alameda Ring. 

The Alameda Ring uses its gold prong setting to match its center diamond and has a platinum ring for an elegant contrast. It features a GIA-certified 1.01-carat marquise-cut fancy yellow diamond in a north-south position with golden prongs and a crown-designed undergallery. Each shoulder has a tapered baguette-cut diamond to accent the center stone with a seamless design leading to its sleek, minimal platinum band.

24. Bethpage Ring

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The Bethpage Ring is a heavily textured and decorated ring that retains its symmetry and balance across its lavish two-tone design. Its centerpiece is a 4.04-carat, Fancy Yellow emerald cut diamond with a VVS2 clarity, within a bezel setting. A halo of small, round-cut diamonds surrounds this octagonal centerpiece, creating a lovely contrast of dazzling white and sparkling yellow.

Meanwhile, a pavé surface of small round diamonds secured in prongs adorns the shoulders and shanks all over, creating lavish textures. Finally, its minimalist undergallery features horizontal and geometric open-work spaces.

25. Dunavant Ring

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The Dunavant Ring is a two-tone gold and platinum ring with an unconventional design and loads of diamonds. At its center is a 4.01-carat, GIA-certified cushion-cut fancy yellow diamond with an I2 clarity. Gold prongs secure the center diamond, and a halo of small round diamonds surrounds it. Each shoulder features an oval-cut diamond with a halo of diamonds, all secured with prongs in the platinum mount. Pinched shank ends and a clean, sleek design complete this gorgeous ring.

26. Forest Ring 

Price: $5,000. Learn more about the Forest Ring.

Dark silver and 18k yellow gold make for a warm, matching contrast in this Forest Ring with diamond clusters. In the center is a 0.51-carat old European cut diamond, with a J color and VS1 clarity, and secured in prongs. Around it is a floral halo of smaller old European cut diamonds. Each shoulder has a pentagon frame with an inset diamond, leading to its low-set undergallery and sleek gold band.

27. Cleft Ring 

Price: $2,200. Learn more about the Cleft Ring.

This Cleft Ring is a true antique rarity from the Victorian era circa 1860, featuring a diamond set in silver on 18k yellow gold. The solitaire stone is a 0.35-carat, old mine cut diamond with an I color and VS1 clarity. It’s set in a silver mount with extending prongs, handcrafted in 18k yellow gold.

28. Cranbrook Ring 

Price: $9,800. Learn more about the Cranbrook Ring.

This antique Cranbrook Ring is a dazzling luxury piece that puts together a cluster of diamonds in silver and gold. In the center is a 1.30-carat old European cut diamond with an M color and VS1 clarity. Around it is a floral halo of smaller old European cut diamonds totaling 0.48 carats. Silver prong settings secure all the diamonds, set on an 18k yellow gold band, with a low setting and sleek undergallery section.

29. Florham Ring

Price: $25,000. Learn more about the Florham Ring.

This Florham vintage engagement ring combines yellow and white diamonds with yellow gold set on platinum. At the center is a 1.54-carat, GIA-certified oval cut diamond with a Fancy Intense Yellow color grade and SI1 clarity. It matches the yellow gold bezel setting on its platinum mounting. The shoulders feature a row of small round diamonds, paired with curled branch motifs in its openwork filigree designs in the undergallery, also with inset small round diamonds.

30. Rondo Ring 

Price: $15,000. Learn more about the Rondo Ring.

This superb Rondo Ring features both yellow and white gold along with its collection of exquisite diamonds. In the center is a 1.15-carat oval-cut yellow diamond with a VS1 clarity, secured by matching yellow gold prongs set in white gold. A halo of small round white diamonds surrounds it, along with a row of diamonds on each shoulder, extending down its shank, totaling 0.55 carats. 

What Is a Two-Tone Engagement Ring? 

Two-tone engagement rings are comprised of two different metals. Platinum and 18k yellow gold tend to be a popular combination, but this isn’t the only combination. In fact, any two metals can be combined to create a beautiful piece of jewelry. 

Two-tone rings can symbolize two souls becoming one, making them perfect for an engagement. In addition, the contrast between metals can emphasize the beauty of a particular element, like the ring’s center stone, shoulders, or halo. Two-tone rings certainly have a lot to offer, but what better way to realize this than to see some examples? So without further delay, here are our top 30 two-tone engagement rings! 

Different Types of Two-Tone Engagement Rings 

The most common combination of two-tone engagement rings is platinum and yellow gold. But, as you can see, numerous other varieties can be equally, if not more, effective. 

Rings can be made of different types of gold. For example, rose and white gold successfully mix for a delicate, sophisticated effect. Plus, this combination looks great with pink, brown, and white diamonds. You’ll often see the silver-and-gold variety in vintage and antique rings. These days, this mix isn’t so common. 

Talk to a Jewelry Expert 

Finding the perfect engagement ring often proves to be quite challenging, even when you have a general idea of the type of ring to get. If you’re unsure where to start, then take comfort in knowing that Estate Diamond Jewelry is at your disposal. We’ve been in the diamond business for decades and can help you find a ring that matches your future bride’s style and preferences. If you have any questions about our carefully curated collection of antique and vintage engagement rings, or just want general guidance, then please feel free to contact Estate Diamond Jewelry. Simply complete the contact form below and a jewelry expert will get in touch within one business hour.