Toi et Moi

"Toi et Moi" means "you and me" in French. The two stones represent two individuals whose lives come together in love and partnership.

Yes, they are very popular. Their symbolism of unity and the ability to customize them with different stones and designs make them a meaningful and personal choice.

The style became famous in 1796 when Napoleon Bonaparte proposed to Joséphine de Beauharnais with a two-stone diamond and sapphire ring. The design later gained popularity during the Edwardian and Belle Époque eras, symbolizing love and devotion.

Absolutely. You can choose the gemstones, shapes, sizes, and even the metal of the band to create a piece that reflects your personal story.

Common choices include pairing a diamond with a sapphire, emerald, or ruby. Many couples also choose to combine their birthstones for a highly personal design.

Not necessarily. The cost depends on the type, size, and quality of the gemstones, as well as the metal used. In some cases, two smaller stones can be less expensive than a single large diamond.

Several celebrities have chosen this style. For example, Machine Gun Kelly proposed to Megan Fox with a Toi et Moi ring featuring a diamond and an emerald, boosting its popularity.

Yes. With the right setting, these rings can be both durable and beautiful, making them perfect for everyday wear.

There is no difference. "Toi et Moi" is simply the French term for a two-stone ring.

No, they don’t. Many designs feature stones of different shapes and sizes, which can symbolize the unique personalities of each partner while highlighting the beauty of contrast.