When people think of engagement rings, they are thinking of round brilliant cut solitaires. It’s usually a large one or two carat diamond that is pulled from the box to tears of joy and happy nods of yes. While we love the non-traditional and unique, we understand that there are traditionalists out there who want […]

We continue our love for garnet wedding and engagement rings with some truly stunning symbols of your devotion that you can use for your proposal. If you’re already married, why not propose again? That’s the kind of romantic gesture that could lead to years of forgiveness if you messed up for some reason. At LYT,

In our Maker Spotlight this week, we’ll be talking about Komo Koa. They’re the makers of fine Hawaiian wood jewelry. We love all things Hawaiian here, so when we started covering koa wood jewelry, it was inevitable that we’d jump into the realm of all things Hawaiian and koa from rings to watches, pendants to

Mahogany is a stunning, rich wood that’s used in some of the finest furniture and guitars. You might have a skewed view of what a wooden ring is. If you imagine a flimsy bit of wood surrounding your finger, you’re in for a surprise. The rings on this list come with deep, polished mahogany hardwood

Couples who are looking for responsible, sustainable, eco-friendly ring options might not have considered wooden wedding bands. They’re a beautiful alternative to the traditional, but sometimes irresponsible, diamond rings and wedding bands that are normally purchased for marriage. There are some incredible designs that just can’t be achieved with metals, and the rings are hypoallergenic.

Ask any jeweler about tourmaline and pink or green will be the color she shows you. Green tourmaline shades range from light green to dark, vivid green, which can be enhanced with heat. They come in a variety of shapes from square to pear and everything in between. We’ll be covering the oval solitaire shapes