India, Dec. 5 -- Recently, Samantha Ruth Prabhu's wedding ring set the internet buzzing. Reason? The unique design of her ring. There is something undeniably romantic about vintage wedding rings, and the pieces from recent wedding and engagement pictures from various celebrities are more than just jewellery; they are stories, heirlooms, and works of art that carry the soul of past generations. Now, more than ever, couples are looking for rings that feel personal, meaningful, and timeless. Even Gen Z, usually linked with modern, futuristic trends, is now showcasing their love for traditional hexagon-shaped gold rings on social media. A vintage engagement ring is generally one that is at least 20 to 30 years old. The allure of these rings lies in their history. From the Edwardian era to the Art Deco period, these rings were crafted with painstaking attention to detail. Stones like the Old European cut or the cushion cut were shaped to glow softly in candlelight, creating a subtle shimmer rather than a flash of glare. "Many Indian vintage-inspired rings feature intricate filigree, hand-engraving, and milgrain detailing, reminiscent of the heirloom rings passed down through generations in families. Some designs may also incorporate cultural elements, like floral motifs or temple-inspired carvings," says Jewellery designer Varda Goenka by Varda Goenka Fine Jewels by Diagold. "These ring carries history, emotion, and timeless artistry that modern mass-produced pieces rarely offer... They stand apart because they feel personal. Whether it's an antique cut, a forgotten technique, or a design inspired by royal heirlooms, a vintage ring makes the moment feel intimate, meaningful, and truly one-of-a-kind," says Abhilasha Bhandari, creative head of Jaipur-based Abhilasha Pret Jewellery....