It’s no surprise to anyone in the jewelry industry, particularly in retail, that most men like to keep it simple. If they’re looking for a wedding band, it’s usually pretty plain—maybe a little milgrain or subtle design here and there, but mostly, they can’t be bothered with anything too fancy. So aside from your Super Bowl ring-wearing athlete or über-wealthy, high-stylin’ fella, you don’t see gentlemen these days with too much bling. But why not? With the abundance of styles that cleverly and artfully incorporate the sparkling rocks, men have nothing to fear. Check out these diamond finds from Marketplace that add a little shine to men’s jewelry boxes without being too flashy.
Todd Reed’s Raw Diamond Band
Up close, you’ll find textured palladium and 0.61 ct. t.w. raw diamond cubes set on one side of Todd Reed‘s band. If the gentleman wearer wants to show off the diamonds, he turns the embellished side of the ring outward; if he prefers them to be hidden, he can reverse the ring to face inward and keep the stones to himself.
Edward Mirell’s Diamond Dog Tag
For the diamond beginner, Edward Mirell‘s titanium dog tag necklace is set with a small round diamond in a contrasting bezel—perfect for a subtle touch of sparkle.
Rahaminov’s Black Diamond Band
A traditional wedding band with a twist: Rahaminov’s 18k white gold band has a smooth, brushed finish and is set with black (HPHT) diamonds on each side.
Tateossian’s Diamond Dust Cufflinks
Black diamond dust is captured in these cufflinks from Tateossian for a statement that mixes precious elements with fashion-forward style.
Sasha Primak’s Emerald-Cut Ring
Sasha Primak’s sophisticated men’s band combines three emerald-cut diamonds with textured palladium for a modern, clean look.
Browse for more men’s jewelry, with and without diamonds, on JCK Marketplace.
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