Mothers Rings Buyer's Guide

Moms are cheerleaders, caretakers, chefs, and so much more. Mother's rings are a beautiful way to show your appreciation for all she does. If you need a little help choosing the right option for her, find some helpful insights in our mother's ring buyers guide. Shop our huge selection of mom's rings and save money on a gift of love she will cherish.

The first step we will cover in this mother's rings buying guide is the style. There are a ton of options to choose from, but they all fall into one of two main camps. Stackable mother's rings are thinner bands and meant to be worn in multiples on the same finger. Traditional mother's rings should be worn alone on a single finger.

Stackable mother's rings are excellent for growing families. If you're not sure how many children Mom plans to have, don't worry. We can add stones to many of the mom's rings for a service charge plus the market cost of the stone you wish to add. Traditional mother's rings are wonderful for everyone, but especially for grandmothers and those with finger sizes above 8.

Once you have chosen the style, the next step is to personalize it for a unique accessory. Adding the names of her children or the birth month will remind her of the special bond she shares with her children. This may sound silly, but carefully record the spelling of each family member's name, and double-check the birth month and corresponding birthstone. Our mother's rings with names and mother's birthstone pendants are case-sensitive. Please distinguish between lower case from upper case. For example, "abc" is considered different than "ABC" on a ring. If you capitalize every letter in an engraving, all letters will be block letters.

We strongly recommend GENUINE birthstones for each mother's ring we sell. Genuine birthstones have superior qualities, including clarity, color, and brilliance. Genuine birthstones are naturally occurring minerals that come from the ground. Genuine birthstones have been treasured and sought-after for centuries.

The simulated birthstones we offer are laboratory-grown gemstones (either corundum or spinel), enhanced with trace metallic elements to take on the appearance of more expensive gemstones. Cubic zirconium, lab grown corundum, lab grown spinel and glass are common materials used to simulate gemstones. There is a NOTICEABLE difference between simulated and genuine stones.

Here is a simulated birthstone chart. The names of the simulated birthstones for each ring style will vary slightly, because some ring manufacturers use different stones.

Do you have specific questions that aren't answered here? Please read our mother's ring faq