My fiancé and I were looking for the perfect engagement ring together. I had popped the question to him, but we still wanted to have the traditional ring. I have worked with Dave and his team here before with other vintage jewelry, so I knew it'd be a good experience.

We looked at several non-traditional rings. I fell in love with a yellow gold band with a garnet and two seed pearls from the 1880's. We got answers to all our questions and lots of information. The ring was well within the price range we were hoping, too. I feel like we got an incredible value.

I wanted a circa 1920s ring with filigree. This was the only place in Denver that had a large selection of authentic antique rings. Their choices change daily - this is both a good and bad thing. My husband had found "the ring" on the website but when he went in, they had already sold it. Luckily (because they have a very nice selection) he was able to find an even-more-perfect "the ring". If they don't have something you like, check back because they get new, old rings all the time. They also carry a very nice selection of newly made rings from Beverly K, Whitehouse Brothers, Peter Storm, and Stuller.

The couple that runs the shop is very nice as well, but they do like to size your ring a bit on the small side IMO.

Our wedding bands are also from Victoriana. I have a circa 1930s band and we purchased a newly made band from them for my husband - which turned out nicely and was competitively priced.