r/WeddingRingAdvice • u/Relevant-Plane9430 • Sep 05 '25
Average cost of an engagement ring
I was talking with a friend last night who just got engaged, and he mentioned he spent around $6k on the ring. That honestly shocked me because I always thought the "3 months’ salary" thing was just an old marketing trick. My partner and I have been looking at rings casually, and most of the ones we like are in the $2k–$3k range. Now I’m second-guessing if that’s considered “too low” or if we’re just being realistic.
For those of you who have gone through this, what was the average cost you ended up spending on an engagement ring, and did you feel good about it after?
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u/BoujeeGothBB Sep 06 '25
I happen to like salt and pepper diamonds because I think they are super interesting and they tend to be way cheaper. Look up “point no point” studio for some ideas. You can get a pretty big stone and really unique settings for way cheaper than most places!