non stone engagement ring?

[happyjack12]

any ideas? Not allowed to wear a ring with stones at work but would like a ring to wear all the time.
white or yellow coloured, not rose gold.
TIA

What sort of style do you like, how would you describe yourself?

Knot rings and claddagh rings are popular for non stone engagement rings as they symbolise a bond. The script rings like Dior's "oui" ring and ones which say "love" are quite a nice literal take on it too.

My friend's wedding ring is a jigsaw puzzle ring and that's lovely
Alternatively the infinity knot rings are lovely (but don't know how easy it is to clean the nooks and crannies - assuming the no stone rule is due to infection control)

There are some lovely rings here if you want inspiration

boards.weddingbee.com/topic/challenge-post-a-stoneless-engagement-ring-that-you-love/

The Cartier love band is gorgeous www.cartier.com/en-gb/love-ring_cod25458910981298326.html

Will you only be allowed to wear one ring when married? If that’s the case, would you want a normal stone ring to go with it for special occasions?

Celtic knotwork rings are lovely

How about a ring from Sheila Fleet? She does textured gold rings as well as stunning enamel rings.

onlinecelticjewelry.com/products/yellow-gold-10k-celtic-trinity-knot-ring

A simple yet noticeable Celtic knot in 10c yellow gold.

Is it that you're not allowed to have a stone that stands proud? Would you be allowed these type ?

Painted enamel rings are beautiful

It’s hard to look without an idea of what you like. I love the Celtic knot posted above.

www.connards.co.uk/product/sheila-fleet-sterling-silver-and-enamel-bluebell-ring/

www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1159078715/vintage-sterling-silver-vermeil-enamel?gpla=1&gao=1&

@waltzingparrot they’re beautiful, especially the second one. Where are they from?

pollywales.com/collections/confetti-rings

They are beautiful.

@EveryoneIKnowIsTired. It's a Polly Wales confetti ring.

How a MN out a Fede (hand clasp) gimmel (multi hoop) ring? They’re an old tradition. Like these;
www.pinterest.co.uk/katyhackney/fede-gimmel-ring/

Or if moving parts aren’t acceptable, there are (reproduction) medieval “posey” rings. “Vous et nul autre” was a popular inscription for those. Lots online, new and old.

Recently bought a ring from these guys. It totally exceeded my expectations and they are so lovely and helpful: www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LockleyAndAshmore?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=750859187

Wright & Teague

jewellery.wrightandteague.com/collections/rings