Stuller’s New Bridal Catalog Is Here
“Bridal 2025–2026” includes popular styles and a dedicated section for quick pricing references of lab-grown diamond bridal jewelry.

“Bridal 2025–2026” is the “essential guide” to top-selling engagement ring and wedding band styles, said Stuller.
The latest edition of the catalog offers more than 700 new styles, with expanded customization options, while still offering a streamlined shopping experience.
The catalog features both best sellers and emerging trends in bridal, said Stuller, and can serve as a resource to “support and inspire jewelers.”
Katelyn Meche, Stuller’s director of bridal, said “Bridal 2025-2026 is a comprehensive guide designed to empower jewelers with the latest trends and customizable options.”
"At Stuller, we strive to be the go-to resource for jewelers, providing the products, education, and support they need to serve their customers with confidence.”
There are new sections, including specialty products, that highlight both trending and best-selling designs, as well as a section for quick pricing references of lab-grown diamond bridal jewelry.
There are expanded education tools, including a ring sizing guide, tips for styling a bridal stack, and setting method references.
The catalog also has updated product details, including enhanced carat weight options, millimeter conversions, and accent stone specifications.
For more information about the new catalog, visit the Stuller website.
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