If there's one thing that the couples surveyed in our Shopping Trend Report: 2013 Weddings can agree on, it's that they would spend less on their engagement rings now. According to the report, 45% would spend $2,500 or less. Fortunately, many of the most popular engagement ring styles fit the bill. Check out the ten latest trends in engagement rings below.
1. Get A Truly Unique Look With An Antique Or Vintage Ring
Vintage looks are for those who want to stand out from the crowd, yet keep an old-school elegance in their looks. You'll also be guaranteed to have an individualized look, as antiques are by definition limited in quantity. We love this Mona Ring from Brilliant Earth, but you better hurry. There's only one left.
2. Buck Tradition With Colored Gems
For those who want to make a statement, colored gems are great for those who are bored with sparkling diamonds. Black diamonds make an even bolder statement, such as this white gold ring featuring Artistry Black Diamonds from Kay Jewelers. Save $25 on the ring with promo code WLCM0000782195.

3. Draw Attention To The Main Diamond With A Halo Ring
If you want people to ooh and aah over your ring, there's no better way to do it than with a halo ring. In a halo ring, the main diamond or gemstone is centered and surrounded with smaller diamonds or gemstones. We adore this diamond halo engagement ring from Blue Nile. Right now, you can save up to 15% on diamond rings with promo code DIAMONDS2013.

4. Cushion Cut Diamonds Create A Beautiful Sparkle
When it comes to diamonds, the cut will really make your gemstone shine. If you want a chance to show off and let others admire your diamond, go for a cushion cut, which will allow the diamond to sparkle and glitter beautifully. For those who are confident in their style, you can't go wrong with this Neil Lane engagement ring from Kay Jewelers.

5. Sapphires Are The Original Engagement Gemstones
Before diamonds became the default engagement gemstone of choice, sapphires were traditionally used, since they were symbols of romantic love, truth, and commitment. They're making a comeback, as Prince William presented Kate Middleton with a sapphire halo engagement ring, similar to the one from Brilliant Earth below.

6. Raised Settings Allow You To Appreciate Your Gemstone
We like the way raised settings allow you to show off your chosen gemstone, whether it's a diamond or a sapphire. It also gives you an opportunity to add additional gemstones to create an elegant look. This princess-cut diamond ring on a raised setting from Kay Jewelers will catch anyone's eye.

7. Twisted Bands Add A Sense Of Fun
Twisted bands give you more opportunity to add gemstones along the band, and create a pleasing silhouette. We like this infinity twist engagement ring from Blue Nile, which you can customize to your liking.

9. Stacked Rings Give You Maximum Flexibility
If you're the type of person who gets easily bored with their rings, why not opt for a trio of rings instead? Wear them all at once, or pick a different one each day to match your mood, outfit, or event. You can pick your favorite bands, or pick a pre-selected trio, like the white gold luxe antique eternity diamond rings from Brilliant Earth below.

10. Channel Set Rings Create A More Modern Look
For those who crave a more modern look, channel-set rings will fit the bill. They're less fussy, and are a subtler way to show off your gemstones. Try this channel set princess cut ring from Blue Nile.
