Men's Engagement Rings.

Men's engagement rings are bands a man wears from the proposal until the wedding, and often beside his wedding band after it. This collection covers tungsten carbide and titanium styles in 6mm to 8mm widths, from plain polished or brushed bands to rings set with a single stone or three simulated diamonds.

What makes a good men's engagement ring?

It should match how he lives. Tungsten carbide is very hard, resists scratches and has a heavy, solid feel. Titanium is light, so it suits a man who has never worn a ring before. Neither metal can be resized, so check his US size before ordering.

Is tungsten or titanium better for an engagement ring?

Can he wear it with a wedding band later?

Yes. Some men move the engagement ring to the right hand after the wedding, others stack it with the new band. For a matching band, browse Men's Wedding Bands. More stone-set styles sit in Men's Diamond Rings, and promise styles are in Men's Promise Rings.

Frequently asked questions

Do men wear engagement rings?

Yes, many men wear an engagement ring between the proposal and the wedding. Some couples choose his ring at the same time as hers, while others give it later. A tungsten or titanium band, plain or stone-set, works for either plan.

Are the stones in these rings real diamonds?

Most rings in this collection are set with simulated diamonds, and the product name says so. A simulated stone gives the look of a diamond in a hard-wearing tungsten or titanium band. Check each product's details for the stone used.

Which hand does a man wear an engagement ring on?

In the USA it is usually the left ring finger, the same finger as a wedding band. After the wedding, some men move it to the right hand and others stack both rings on the left. Stacked 8mm bands can feel snug, so allow for that when sizing.