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While your engagement should be incredibly special, that old adage that a ring needs to be worth a month's salary is just that — old, and certainly no longer a hard-and-fast rule. The perfect stunner is both a highly personal choice (remember: you literally wear it with everything) and honestly just one step towards starting a life with your significant other. For many, there are other milestones on the horizon worth saving your cold hard cash for instead of a massive diamond (you know, like a mortgage). That's why we decided to round up our favorite under-$350 rings that are look just as beautiful as their more expensive counterparts. Ahead, say yes to any of these picks that only look like they cost a million bucks.Image may be NSFW.
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A vintage-inspired ring without the estate sale prices.
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For those who prefer a simple band to stones, this sterling silver ring is a sweet choice.
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Forget black diamonds. This onyx stone on a 14-karat band is calling our name.
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An 18-karat gold vermeil finish and inlaid cubic zirconia put this groovy ring on the same wavelength as our bank account.
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No need to wait until your anniversary — an eternity band in 10-karat rose gold and diamonds is just as gorgeous as a more traditional single stone ring.
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We're bewitched by the teardrop crystal center and criss-cross shape of this gold ring.
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Rutilated quartz is rumored to be an energizing stone. The better to kick start that wedding planning, right?
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How gorgeous would this baguette-set diamond look when paired with a matching 14-karat rose gold wedding ring?
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For the girl who wants to design her own ring, but doesn't have the cash to create something custom, this delicate band can be personalized in sterling silver or 10-karat yellow gold and adorned with either a black or white diamond, emerald, sapphire, or ruby.
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The sleek lines of this sterling silver ring make it easy to wear with your other everyday jewelry.
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Rose-cut diamonds give this vintage-inspired ring a certain grandeur without an over-the-top price tag to match.
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We heart this solitaire ring from New Zealand jeweler Meadowlark because it comes with a variety of affordable stone choices, including rhodolite garnet, seen here.
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The now-classic bar silhoutte replaces pavé diamonds with crystals, making it an under-$100 option.
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Retro without being literal, this ring is a little bit deco with its single white sapphire set in a geometric gold-plated band.
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Filigree is an awesome choice if you're looking for an ornate silhouette without splurging on gems.
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An upside-down black diamond for the bride-to-be that's beyond conventional.
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Why choose one gemstone when you can have the rainbow? Show your true colors with blue topaz, green amethyst, and grey diamonds.
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Blue spinel stones and a cool open face make this a bold, but incredibly wearable, choice.
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Traditionally elegant 14-karat gold and white diamonds for the demure bride.
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