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Discover the Elegance of a Vintage Halo Engagement Ring

A proposal is a magical occasion. If you’re looking for a ring that combines dazzling decadence with traditional elegance, a vintage halo engagement ring might be the perfect choice. These... Read More

Which of Our Vintage Art Deco Engagement Rings Are for You?

Are you planning a proposal? The Art Deco period, which took place in the 1920s and 30s, gave us an abundance of beautiful rings to choose from. If you’re looking... Read More

Defining Characteristics of Art Deco Vintage Engagement Rings

The 1920s and 30s were an exciting time in history, both in society and in the world of creative artistry. The complex and romantic designs created during the first part... Read More

5 of Our Favorite Classic Engagement Ring Styles

Marriage marks the beginning of a beautiful story. Shouldn’t you commemorate the moment with a remarkable piece of jewelry? At Trumpet & Horn, we believe in engagement rings that possess... Read More

Vintage Right Hand Rings: Express Your Style With Our Cocktail Rings

Why wait for marriage to find the perfect ring? Many women are embracing their independence and choosing to add a right hand ring to their accessory wardrobe. These rings are... Read More

What Kind of Girl Are You: Modern

Post-war 1950's was a time of great economic growth that lead to a rise in the upper middle class. Jewelry from the 1950's reflected this new prosperity by featuring an... Read More

What Kind of Girl Are You: Retro

Jewelry design regained speed in the late 1930’s after the U.S. began its recovery from the Great Depression. From 1935-1950, Hollywood and all its glamour became the influence of Retro... Read More

What Kind of Girl Are You: Art Deco

When World War I began in 1914, manufacturing of jewelry came to a stop. Hard times brought on by the war marked the end of fashions and trends popular in... Read More

What Kind of Girl Are You: Edwardian

The Edwardian era overlapped the Art Nouveau period, beginning in 1901 when Queen Victoria’s son Edward took the throne of England, and ending in 1914 with the beginning of World... Read More