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The Collection · 35 Pieces

Promise Rings

What does a promise ring mean? A promise ring is a non-bridal ring given to mark a commitment between two people, or a promise to oneself. It is worn on any finger of the right hand and carries no wedding obligation. Gold promise rings with a small diamond or a heart are the most given, which is why the collection leads with promise rings with hearts.

Frequently Asked

Promise Rings FAQ

Promise ring questions

Which finger does a promise ring go on? Most people wear it on the right ring finger, or the left middle finger. There is no fixed rule.

Are these real gold? Yes. Every ring is solid 10K, 14K, or 18K gold or platinum throughout, never plated or filled.

Do the gemstone and diamond rings come with the stone set? Yes. Each is a finished piece with its natural stone already set, priced complete. Nothing is sold as a bare mounting.

How is sizing handled? You choose your metal on the page and your ring size at checkout; each ring is finished to order in that size. Request our free ring sizer if you are unsure.

Can I give one before an engagement? That is the point of a promise ring. It marks a serious commitment without the wedding timeline.

What are the most popular promise rings with hearts? The heart is the classic symbol of a promise, so promise rings with hearts are our most-given styles — a petite diamond heart, an open-heart band, the centuries-old Claddagh, and interlocking double-heart designs among them.