Mystic Wedding Rings for the Contemporary Bride

Christmas (or the Yule as we witches call it) is one of our favorite holidays. Not just because we get to spend time with our family and friends... or because it's a great excuse to test how many shots of Lunazul you can take in one night- but because each year around the end of December, a few of our friends and family tie the knot. This year was the one my boyfriend asked me to marry him. After six amazing years of up's and down's with my best friend, we decided to get hitched. Though we have yet to make a public announcement to our friends and acquaintances, the few people who do know of our secret engagement keep asking the same thing: "How did he propose?" The truth is, he didn't. Not yet, anyway. While I eagerly await my semi-surprise proposal, I also get to pick out my rings. When you've been with someone for so many years, you end up talking about weddings more then once. It was through many of these conversations that my boyfriend must have realized that he could never guess what ring I would want, because I didn't actually know what I wanted myself.

The Good Spell Book is proud to bring you our wedding ring picks for the modern bride. This list was inspired by all of the non-traditional, witchy girls out there who'd rather tattoo a ring on them then wear a princess cut diamond for the rest of their life. Black diamonds, geometric shapes, and uncut crystals are great choices for the dark and maleficant woman in your life.

To view all of our wedding posts, visit our wed tag under the living section of the website. We look forward to bringing you more wedding posts this year to inspire you on your own big day.

Rings: 1. Bora, 2. Gillian Conroy, 3. UnEarthen, 4. Lauren Wolf, 5. Meadowlark, 6. Wwake, 7. Scosha, 8. Wwake, 9. Bario Neal

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