I love when personal style challenges common gender binaries. It’s a feminist thing, I think. It’s rad to pick out clothes, shoes, accessories, even engagement and wedding rings with masculine AND feminine overtones, regardless of your gender. The more you mix and match, the more fun you can have.

I was thinking about this when responding to customer service emails and looking through the Turtle Love Co site. Someone wrote in recently about she and her partner were looking for rings that aren’t too masculine or feminine - something that walks the line between the two. Because love and style should have no limitations or constraints, we aim to make our site friendly to every person and every style. So, without further ado, I’ve put a list together of some of my favorite artists who create engagement and wedding rings that walk the line between feminine and masculine and strike what I think is a perfect balance.

Midori Ferris Wayne creates beautiful pieces with organic inspiration. They look stunning on men and women alike.

Heather Perry‘s Dryad rings mix bold, masculine shapes and textures with delicate stones. These are engagement and wedding rings for those who like to stand out.

Jeannie Hwang‘s rings feature modern, bold shapes in a variety of widths and designs. Some have diamonds in a straight, linear pattern, and some have more organic, curved shapes that hold the stones. The classic shapes of these engagement and wedding rings make them a great choice to match any style.