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Bypass Rings

Unique bypass rings combine vintage styles with today’s trends for memorable rings that are crafted to last. These ever-popular bands typically feature crossover shapes in which two ends of a ring wrap over one another. Other bypass ring designs feature looping diamonds or precious metals to evoke the crossover style. Choose a platinum bypass band with channels of diamonds centered around a main gemstone, a split bypass ring with pavé detailing or a looping bypass ring in gleaming gold. Also known as crossover rings, these bypass settings are available in platinum or gold.
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Men’s bypass ring with channel diamonds

FAQs about Bypass Rings

What is a bypass ring?

A bypass ring is a jewelry style in which two ends of the ring loop around each other without directly connecting. They can be open rings with bypass ends of the shank, or closed rings that feature looping decorative bypass designs along the head or gallery of the ring. 

The hallmark of a bypass ring is two or more looping elements that play off each other for a unique design. This may be two ends of the shank that join on opposing sides around a center stone, two rows of diamonds offset around the ring or split shank styles with intentional gaps. The two opposing design elements of a bypass ring create a stylistic conversation that can bring a trendy look to fashion and engagement styles.

Do bypass rings close?

Some bypass rings are closed traditional ring shapes that incorporate the signature looping elements through diamonds or precious metal accents. Other styles of bypass rings take the design’s namesake to heart with rings that don’t make a perfect circle but instead feature purposeful gaps in their bypass designs.

What is the history of bypass rings?

This enchanting ring style first saw popularity during the Victorian Era, when it was most commonly given as an engagement ring. Since then, these rings have been one of the top unique style choices.

Is this kind of ring popular today?

Yes, bypass rings are popular styles today. The flowing design of bypass rings makes them a popular choice for everyday wear as fashion rings, engagement rings or special occasion cocktail rings.

How do you wear a bypass ring?

Whether you’re wearing a dramatic diamond and gold bypass ring with intentional gaps or a closed design in platinum, this jewelry makes a stylish statement. Crossover rings can be worn on their own or paired with additional rings for a stacking ring look. 

What does this jewelry mean?

Like toi et moi rings, bypass rings often represent two people joining together in the oneness of marriage. They can also simply showcase the wearer’s preference for vintage-inspired styles or the shape of this ring. 

Are bypass rings good gifts?

Symbolic, stylish and vintage-inspired bypass rings are excellent gifts. Celebrate an anniversary with a bypass ring, give a classic crossover ring to celebrate a graduation or choose an x-shaped ring with birthstones to commemorate a special occasion.

Do bypass rings have any other names?

Bypass rings are also known as crossover rings.

What designs are available?

Our men’s and women’s crossover rings are set in gleaming 14k or 18k gold for lasting style. Take a colorful approach to the crossover ring look with designs featuring gemstones such as pink, blue or yellow sapphires. Or keep it classic with a diamond crossover ring that showcases baguette, round or pavé stones. No matter which design you choose, a crossover ring is a fashionable choice.

Whether you’re looking for a plain metal design or a diamond packed bypass engagement ring, you’re sure to find your fit from our wide selection of settings.  

What is a crossover ring?

Rings with wraparound bands in which the shape of the shank creates more of a crossing effect across the finger rather than a traditional encirclement are crossover rings, a jewelry style that’s also known as a bypass ring. In this ring design, there is at least one line of metal, gemstones or diamonds that wraps around the wearer’s finger from one corner to the other beneath the knuckle, creating a crossover effect.

These rings often have an easily identifiable X-shaped profile. Bypass rings can feature one diagonal wrap or multiple crossovers made of diamonds, gemstones or precious metals.

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