T&H Musings

Choosing an engagement ring is one of the most important and exciting processes that you'll experience, but it can also be difficult to make a decision. You want a ring that resembles your love and...

Our favorite vintage engagement rings are... [caption id="attachment_4365" align="alignleft" width="650"] Silver City is a classic Edwardian era diamond engagement ring with Old European Cut diamonds.[/caption] Silver City is timeless Edwardian era (circa 1910) platinum navette...

If you want an engagement ring that is as unique as you are, consider our collection of vintage flower engagement rings! Our vintage flower engagement rings are more than just diamonds and gemstones, they’re one-of-a-kind...

Happy Friday! This week we are featuring five of our very favorite Edwardian era engagement rings. Jewelry during the Edwardian era is from approximately 1890-1915 and is characterized by intricate platinum designs. The Edwardian era...

Nature inspired jewelry has been rapidly growing in popularity, but it actually originated back in the 1800s. These pieces date back to the Georgian and Victorian eras, and are perfect for nature loving women of...

Halo engagement rings have been popular for centuries. Learn more about modern rings versus antique halo engagement rings. Read more at Trumpet & Horn.

Congratulations to our latest T&H Couple, Grace & Adrienne! The two met in late 2009 shortly after Grace moved to San Francisco and connected immediately. Grace recalls feeling a bond so deep and special that...

Our favorite vintage engagement rings are... [caption id="attachment_4288" align="aligncenter" width="650"] Sedona is a timeless early Victorian vintage engagement ring with a vibrant spinel center stone. [/caption] Sedona is a spectacular example of Early Victorian craftsmanship...

A proposal is an exciting, memorable event. Shouldn’t your engagement ring be just as special? Trumpet & Horn provides a wide variety of classic vintage engagement rings that provide the unique look you’re after. If you’re...