Choosing the right couple engagement rings is one of the most exciting, important decisions you'll make. But it can also be overwhelming if you're not sure what to look for or how much to spend on your ring. The good news: There are plenty of guidebooks out there that will help you find your perfect piece! We've compiled a list below that includes our top picks as well as some other resources we recommend exploring further.
What is your budget?
The first thing to think about is your budget. How much are you willing to spend on the ring? What is a reasonable amount to spend on an engagement ring? And what would be an unreasonable amount for a wedding ring?
The answer should be straightforward: it depends on your income, lifestyle and goals. If you have a long-term plan to buy a house or start up your own business, then buying an expensive men's engagement rings might not make sense—but if that's something that could happen in five years down the road, go ahead and splurge! On the other hand, if buying a house isn't likely at all (or even if it is), saving up for an engagement ring might be more important than buying one right away because they'll hold their value better over time than traditional metals like gold or silver do.
What kind of person are you?
When it comes to picking an engagement ring, there are a few things you should consider. First and foremost is the type of person you are: Are you more conservative or more adventurous? Do you prefer classic or modern designs? Second, think about what kind of person your partner is! Is she more reserved or outgoing? Does she like to sparkle in front of friends and family but not at all on her own wedding day?
Finally—and this may seem obvious now—make sure that whatever wedding ring design you choose reflects your personality as well as theirs. The same goes for style; if someone has an affinity for minimalist jewelry (like myself), then maybe they'd prefer something without any diamonds at all instead of one with lots of sparkles that most people wouldn't notice unless they were looking closely enough
What type of metal do you prefer?
The next step is to decide on the metal. You can choose from gold, silver and platinum, as well as diamonds, pearls and emeralds (think: Princess Diana). A diamond is the most expensive option but it does not last forever—you will want to consider this before committing yourself to such a large purchase. If you're planning on getting married in 10 years' time then consider looking at Diamond engagement rings made from other materials such as white gold or rose gold instead of yellow gold.
What ring style do you want?
The next step is to decide what ring style you want. There are dozens of different types of rings and settings, but the most common ones fall into four categories:
Round cut diamonds
Princess cut diamonds
Emerald cut diamonds (also called cushion-cut)
Radiant cut diamonds
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