If coffin-cut gemstones, bat wings and crescent moons are on your engagement ring wish list, you’ll want to get acquainted with StarlandUS. Their rings feature all the elements your little goth loving heart could dream of – blood red garnets framed by bats, stones held between crescent moons and wedding bands tangled with thorns and roses. And you love one of their designs but want to make a few changes, StarlandUS also offers customisation options including stone changes, engraving and adding hidden birthstones.

For anyone whose everyday jewellery already involves a small collection of celestial symbols or things with fangs, here are ten engagement rings to add to your shortlist.

1. Til Death Do Us Part Black Rutilated Quartz Ring Set

If you’re the kind of person who already knows which cemetery she wants her wedding portraits taken in, this coffin ring is going to be for you, Black threads run through the coffin-cut quartz, framed by two crescent moons and paired with a vintage-inspired milgrain band. We’d wear it with black lace and a manicure sharp enough to match.

2. Moonlit Reverie Blue Sandstone Crescent Moon Ring

If you’re looking for a crescent moon engagement ring, Moonlit Reverie’s off-centre arrangement makes it one to bookmark. We’d wear it with midnight-blue nails and a wedding outfit scattered with embroidered stars.

3. Cupid’s Arrow Heart-Shaped Garnet Sword Ring Set

A garnet heart pierced by a thorn-wrapped sword feels fitting for someone whose idea of romance comes with a body count. The two rings stack together to create the full design, with each piece wearable separately. We’d choose this for the bride with a sacred-heart tattoo and strong opinions about gothic literature.

4. The Fine Print Coffin-Cut Lab Alexandrite Bridal Set

A coffin-cut lab-grown alexandrite sits among rose and thorn details, paired with a twisted vine band. Garnet and moissanite accents add colour and sparkle to a set that makes us think of a rose garden slowly reclaiming an abandoned manor. One for the bride carrying dark red roses and wearing her hair loose.

5. Thorns & Roses Pear-Cut Garnet Halo Ring Set

A pear-cut red garnet anchors this three-piece set, with a halo and thorn-and-rose details building an elaborate silhouette around it. Black and colourless accent stones bring extra depth to the arrangement. We’re picturing it wrapped around the stem of a champagne coupe, with lace cuffs spilling over the hand.

6. Ultra Galaxy Pear-Cut Moonstone Ring Set

Ultra Galaxy arranges a pear-cut moonstone between two moon-shaped gems, surrounded by little points of sparkle. There’s a pleasing symmetry to the cluster, with the pointed centre giving it a sense of direction. Our pick for the sci-fi romantic whose wedding playlist already includes a film score.

7. Spider Coffin-Cut Amethyst Ring Set

Perfect for the bride whose attachment to Halloween lasts all year. A coffin-cut natural amethyst takes centre stage in this spider-inspired set, with marquise amethyst accents and an open gallery that lets you peek beneath the stone. We’d pair it with purple lipstick and a spiderweb veil.

8. Classic Coffin-Shaped Rutilated Quartz Engagement Ring

Black needle-like inclusions run through the coffin-shaped quartz, creating a pattern you could spend a fair amount of time staring into. Small side stones frame the centre, keeping the focus on its shape and markings. A good match for the bride whose everyday uniform involves black jeans, silver jewellery and a favourite band tee.

9. Dark Romance Coffin-Cut Garnet Ring Set

A coffin-cut garnet sits above bat-wing filigree, with openwork details curling around the finger. The deep red centre and black gold setting give Dark Romance a suitably vampiric feel, with smaller garnets and black accent stones completing the set. We’d pair it with antique lace and a dark red lip.

10. Coffin-Cut Salt and Pepper Diamond Bat Ring Set

Available in a range of gems, this two-piece set features bat wings wrapped around coffin-cut centre stones. There’s something pleasingly Dracula about the whole collection. We’d wear one with a black wedding dress and a collar high enough to cause suspicion.