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Artemis
Pear Aqua-Teal Iconic™ Moissanite,
Diamond Accents
1.81ctw+
$3,600
$3,600
Artemis
Pear Blue Sapphire,
Diamond Accents
2.21ctw+
$3,500
$3,500
Adeline
Radiant Blue Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
3.38ctw+
$4,000
$4,000
Adeline
Emerald Cut Moissanite Center,
Diamond Halo
2.16ctw+
$3,400
$3,400
Artemis
Build Your Own:
Pear Salt + Pepper
Diamond
1.41ctw - 1.94ctw
$4,100
$4,100
Anika
Build Your Own:
Oval Salt + Pepper
Diamond Halo
1.93ctw - 2.72ctw
$4,700
$4,700
Celeste
Build Your Own:
Pear Salt + Pepper
Diamond Halo
1.43ctw - 1.96ctw
$4,000
$4,000
Reyna
Moissanite Center,
Diamond Halo
2.52ctw+
$3,500
$3,500
Rosalind
Asscher Cut Lab-Grown Diamond Center,
Diamond Halo
1.90ctw+
$5,400
$5,400
Reyna
Aqua-Teal Iconic™ Moissanite,
Diamond Halo
2.52ctw+
$3,600
$3,600
Talia
Radiant Peach Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
3.75ctw+
$4,400
$4,400
Talia
Radiant Blue Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
2.48ctw+
$3,400
$3,400
Talia
Emerald Cut Blue Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
2.68ctw+
$3,500
$3,500
Talia
Radiant Aqua-Teal Iconic™ Moissanite,
Diamond Halo
2.38ctw+
$3,700
$3,700
Anika
Oval Peach Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
3.35ctw+
$3,900
$3,900
Anika
Oval Peach Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
2.23ctw+
$3,400
$3,400
Anika
Oval Blue Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
3.35ctw+
$3,900
$3,900
Anika
Oval Blue Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
2.23ctw+
$3,400
$3,400
Sofia
Oval Blue Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
2.18ctw+
$3,300
$3,300
Adeline
Emerald Cut Blue Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
2.51ctw+
$3,400
$3,400
Adeline
Radiant Peach Sapphire,
Diamond Halo
3.38ctw+
$4,000
$4,000
Zahra
Moissanite Center,
Diamond Halo
1.98ctw+
$3,300
$3,300

About Kristin Coffin

Inspired by eras gone by and elements from the natural world, Kristin Coffin creates one-of-a-kind jewelry, made to last a lifetime and beyond. After studying metalsmithing at the University of Vermont, Kristin began selling her first designs in 2007 — growing quickly from a one-woman show in a tiny apartment studio to a team of talented artisans, creating the next generation of heirlooms for couples doing things differently.



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We believe some traditions are worth keeping, like working with highly skilled and experienced artisans and metalsmiths to bring our designs to life.

1 We believe some traditions are worth keeping, like working with highly skilled and experienced artisans and metalsmiths to bring our designs to life.

Through each ring we create, we hope to put a modern spin on one of our most meaningful traditions.

2 Through each ring we create, we hope to put a modern spin on one of our most meaningful traditions.

By focusing on alternative stone options, unexpected designs, and ethical sourcing, we create rings that resonate with a new generation of love stories.

3 By focusing on alternative stone options, unexpected designs, and ethical sourcing, we create rings that resonate with a new generation of love stories.

Inspired by eras gone by and elements from the natural world, Kristin Coffin creates one-of-a-kind jewelry, made to last a lifetime and beyond. After studying metalsmithing at the University of Vermont, Kristin began selling her first designs in 2007 — growing quickly from a one-woman show in a tiny apartment studio to a team of talented artisans, creating the next generation of heirlooms for couples doing things differently.



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All About Vintage Engagement Rings

While new or en-vogue engagement rings are common amongst brides-to-be, some individuals look to the past for inspiration with vintage or vintage-inspired settings. As with fashion, many ring styles from decades past have resurfaced as popular and bespoke for the modern bride. We offer vintage-inspired engagement rings at Kristin Coffin with details from periods such as Art Deco, Victorian, other eras gone by. 


Vintage-Inspired vs Vintage

It’s essential to distinguish between true vintage engagement rings and vintage-inspired rings, as this will help you decide on factors such as budget, upkeep, and where to buy. 

A vintage engagement ring has a relatively loose definition since there is no absolute time that must pass before it can be defined as such. However, ‘antique’ — a word often used as a synonym for ‘vintage’ — can only be used when a ring is over 50 years old. With that in mind, it’s normal to associate vintage rings with this threshold.

On the other hand, vintage-inspired engagement rings pay homage to vintage styles with settings, stone shapes, and metal types that were common during many popular eras. The upside? Contemporary designers like Kristin Coffin can add a modern twist to the ring with unique gemstones, updated technology, and ethically sourced materials.


What Makes an Engagement Ring Vintage?

As mentioned above, this can be hard to define as there isn’t a standard for this term. For engagement rings, ‘vintage’ can be associated with words such as antique, previously owned, family heirloom, or thrifted. However, when searching online or in-store for a vintage ring, you’ll most commonly find rings from eras such as Victorian (1837-1900), Edwardian (1901-1910), Art Deco (1915-the 1930s), or Mid Century (1950s-1980s).  


What Is an Antique Engagement Ring?

While often similar in mindset, antique engagement rings do have a set definition. For a ring to be considered ‘antique,’ it must have been designed more than 50 years ago. However, many vintage-inspired engagement rings also constitute antique-inspired — offering the look and style of an heirloom ring with advancements such as ethically sourced stones and metals.


Are Vintage Engagement Rings More Expensive?

The cost of an actual vintage engagement ring is incredibly multifaceted, as most vintage rings will be unique. Price would likely depend on how old the ring is, where it came from, previous owners, metal type, diamond or gemstone size/quality, and more.

On the other hand, the price of vintage-inspired engagement rings is usually in-line with different setting designs offered by the company from which you’re looking to buy. At Kristin Coffin, we provide a wide range of vintage-inspired rings ranging in style, price, center stone, and more. Our [ring name] is one of our best-sellers and pulls inspiration from [eras] while adding our unique twist with non-traditional stone offerings.


Time Periods of Vintage Rings

The primary periods that vintage rings are from, and vintage-inspired rings pull design elements from are Victorian, Edwardian, Art Deco, and Mid-Century.

  • Victorian

    • Rings from this period are known for featuring complex metalwork, often with yellow gold and chunky diamonds or colored gems.

  • Edwardian

    • This era stepped it up a bit in terms of bold designs that showcased class and status. The most common metals used in these rings were silver and platinum — often further decorated with small accent diamonds in addition to the center stone.

  • Art Deco

    • As with many aspects of this time, art deco engagement rings are fun, funky, and daring. Geometric shapes were a considerable part of this era, and their jewelry and engagement rings mirrored this with center stones and settings featuring lots of square and rectangular elements.

  • Mid-Century

    • This post-war era became a time of prosperity and wealth for many, resulting in bigger and bolder engagement rings. Exuberant designs include starbursts, florals, and many balanced, clean lines.