Leaf And Vine Engagement Rings
Botanical Garden Art for Your Lover
Designed by garden-loving artists, our collection of leaf-inspired wedding bands captures the intricate beauty of natural forms, from a delicate leaf to a thriving, vibrant trellis. All of our rings are perfectly handcrafted by Krikawa master goldsmiths.
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Twisted Leaf
Delicately carved leaves cradle the solitaire stone of this organically-styled and unusual engagement ring, handmade and made to order by Krikawa.
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Delicate Leaf
This design is inspired by nature and features a stylized leaf design. The curving tendrils of the band embrace eleven accent diamonds. The setting is a modified prong setting with carved detailing.
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Swirl and Curl
Swirling rows of brilliant stones curl through this lovely engagement ring, with the ability to truly make a moment special.
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Goddess Diamond Wreath
Swirls of leaves and brilliant gems intricately sweep along the band and encircle the center stone of this unique engagement ring.
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Garden Trellis
In the Garden Trellis Engagement Ring, the center stone is partially wrapped by leaves. Bead-set diamonds add sparkle to them, with bezel-set stones following the channels.
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Goddess Wreath
This organic engagement ring features leaves that wrap around a center diamond or gemstone. The branches making up the band intertwine like in a goddess' wreath.
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Vintage Wreath
Vintage-inspired, this organic and elaborate handcrafted engagement ring features a wreath of sculpted leaves surrounding a cathedral-style set stone.
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Antique Style Leaf Pave
An exquisitely hand engraved band tapers into a setting of diamond encrusted "leaves" that frame the center diamond. Handcrafted around your center stone and ring size.
Why is a leaf and vine perfect for an engagement ring?
A relationship grows and blooms. Love winds it's way through your heart, and grows bigger and more solid as it ages. Celebrate your partnership with a ring that holds the symbols of love, hope and renewal.
What does the leaf symbolize?
A leaf is a symbol of growth and fertility. A leaf can also symbolize hope and renewal. There are many traditions that use leaves in their symbolism. The Chinese tradition uses leaves in the Cosmic Tree to symbolize wholeness.
What is the most famous leaf in history?
Perhaps the most famous leaf of all time would be in the parable of Adam and Eve, in which Adam, upon feeling shame for his nakedness, covered himself with a leaf.
What is the most symbolic leaf type?
An oak leaf is one of the most symbolic leaves in western culture. From a tiny acorn, a huge oak is born, representing potential.
What is botanical art?
Artists have been drawing flowers, leaves and trees as far back as 40,000 years ago. The earliest symbols of mankind include cave paintings with trees. Botanical art became well established in the Age of Discovery (15th-18th centuries), when illustrations of all different kinds of plants were made, not just for artistic reasons, but also for scientific inquiry and cataloging.
What is it about plants that captures the attention of artists?
The fractal nature of plants and leaves is intriguing. Think of a fern with it's ever repeating spiral leaf structure, or an ivy plant with long arcing arms and tendrills. The graceful curves and endless shapes of leaves are simply mesmerizing.
