13 Best Engagement Rings for Men In 2025

When you picture fine jewelry, you picture David Yurman. Masters of design architecture, the label’s engagement rings reflect the spirit of the wearer, like this stacked-effect, two-tone band ring, simultaneously sleek and traditional, a modern spin on timeless elegance in 18K gold. If he can’t decide between being a silver guy or being a gold guy, this is how you get the best of both worlds.

When doing your engagement ring shopping, don’t overlook the timelessly elegant rose gold picks. Especially this one from Prévaut, inspired by the Georgian era and handcrafted in Italy. It isn’t too bright or flashy, but the subtle cognac diamonds enhance the band with a uniquely sophisticated touch.

If your loved one is budget-conscious and his style is minimal, Miansai offers a great selection of options that hit these targets. The brand was founded on the ethos of simplicity, believing that true beauty is found in small details. And its Thin Geo ring—which is made of gold vermeil with a subtle but impactful diamond brilliant in the corner—is a great example of what Miansai does best. Plus, at this amazing price, you’ll have more money to spend on your wedding ceremony.

Speaking of stellar prices, Missoma is another brand that offers baubles that won’t break the back. Its pieces range from clean and simple to fanciful. And if your king prefers the latter, he is absolutely going to love this Jewel in the Crown ring. Designed by Harris Reed, a burgeoning creative who aims to break gender stereotypes, this ornate style, made of recycled gold vermeil on recycled sterling silver with pearl cabochons and white cubic zirconia, definitely makes a royal statement.

Cartier’s famed Love collection, as legend has it, was born from heartbreak. In the ’60s, Aldo Cipullo designed a bracelet after a relationship ended, wanting to capture everlasting love in jewelry form; it features two screws that locks it to the wearer’s wrist. And though the ring—this one made of yellow gold— can be taken off easily, the sentiment of inseparability, as seen on the screw-shaped metalwork, remains. What’s more, it can double as a wedding band.

Marke is a New York-based brand, and they specialize in classic, timeless rings that are still sleek enough to keep up with the everyday hustle of the big city (or any city). This engagement ring is one that’ll never go out of style, and you’ll never get bored of, with a classic design and curved edge.

Mimi So is all about merging luxury with life—so it makes sense that an engagement ring from the brand will also stay with you ’til death do you part. On a platinum band, this not-too-flasy, but also not-boring ring has five princess-cut diamonds inset.

When it comes to engagement rings, Tiffany & Co. is the Mac Daddy, the OG, the one that many think of first and foremost. And as a true leader, it is one of the few labels that have a dedicated section of engagement rings for men, which includes this double-rope ring with a hard-to-miss design, a row of diamonds sandwiched by two ropes of gold. It is both traditional and forward-thinking, flashy and sleek, and any man offered one will definitely say, “I do.”

Unique but not too out of left field, this minimalist ring is endlessly elegant. It’s made out of recycled metals and sustainable lab-grown diamonds, and each ring is custom made to order.

Piaget is a staple in fine accessories, and their engagement rings are no different. This one, from the ‘Possession’ line, merges two 18k white gold bands (one polished, one finely engraved). If he fidgets, even better; the bands rotate, too, and have a single diamond at the center.

Love is a bold statement to make. So are black diamonds. Brilliant Earth’s 18K white gold ring is all about strength and uniqueness, with an asymmetrical black diamond groove set in a polished 18K white gold band.

An engagement ring should be something that feels weightless and effortless on your finger—Bulgari understands this. This thin wedding band is set with pavé diamonds, inspired by the tides and the movements of the waves. Curving lines represent infinity, and who doesn’t want their love to last forever?

For a contemporary, architectural ring you’ll cherish for the rest of your life, look no further than Blue Nile. The textured band has an open setting for you to choose a stone to sit in, and whether you’re going for platinum or 14K gold, this is what future heirlooms are made of.