Alexandrite changes from green in daylight to red under a light bulb. Non-alexandrite Chrysoberyl comes in yellow, bronze, and green. Chrysoberyl symbolizes protection and healing. Chrysoberyl and Alexandrite are Type II gemstones, meaning they will have some inclusions, but eye-clean gems are available.
So, couples choosing this engagement ring should look for eye clean gems. When looking for an Alexandrite engagement ring, the most important thing to consider is the quality of its colors and color change.
Couples looking for a Chrysoberyl engagement ring should seek out a pleasing, warm color. Left: Alexandrite engagement ring. Right: Chrysoberyl engagement ring. Members of the gem family Corundum, red gems are Ruby, and all the other rainbow colors are Sapphire.
A Sapphire engagement ring signifies loyalty. A Ruby engagement ring symbolizes love and passion. Sapphire and Ruby are Type II gems, meaning they will have some inclusions, but eye clean gems should be sought out. Rich medium tones in other words, not too light and not too dark are the most beautiful and valuable. Because of its superior hardness and crazy amount of colors, a Sapphire engagement ring is an excellent gemstone engagement ring choice.
Likewise, due to its romantic color and great durability, couples looking for something different should definitely consider a Ruby engagement ring. Opals are beautiful shimmery gems that are very, very soft. So, even with extreme caution, there is a real chance the gem will break during normal wear.
As a result, Opal engagement rings are not ideal. Instead, couples looking for an Opal engagement ring should check out Star Sapphire — much harder and just as unique! Left: Chipped Opal center stone.
White star sapphire engagement ring. Morganite is a peachy-pink gem that is typically eye clean. It symbolizes love and innocence. This may sound like an ideal engagement ring choice, but real life gets in the way. Because of its light color and lack of significant sparkle, Morganite shows dirt and oil almost immediately. Even people who take great care of their rings will experience this, because, well, life. You have oil on your skin, put on makeup, use hairspray, wash your hands.
So, instead of choosing a Morganite engagement ring, couples should check out Pink Topaz, Pink Spinel, or Pink Sapphire — much harder, and do not show dirt and oil as easily! Left: Dull, dirty Morganite engagement ring. Right: Pink sapphire engagement ring. Pearl engagement rings are romantic. Unfortunately, they are also too soft, at a 2. Normal damage we see to Pearl engagement rings include loss of the pearl, dull spots where the nacre has worn off, and chipping.
This is tragic! Instead, couples looking for a Pearl engagement ring should consider a white cabochon Sapphire instead. A sapphire engagement ring is much harder, and will last the test of time. Left: Missing pearl in ring setting. As a result, Amethyst will wear poorly over time, experiencing mini scratches until it is dull. Instead, couples searching for an Amethyst engagement ring should check out Purple Sapphire which is much harder and will always be beautiful.
Left: Scratched Amethyst stone. A golden or pink gold ring will make the stone look cooler while providing the right balance. However, platinum or white gold works best if you want to enhance the blue tones. Because you can find them in abundance, you can purchase big ring-size pieces for a reasonable price. As far as the cut is concerned, this stone looks staggering in every shape, and it ultimately comes down to your personal preference. Whether you like an oval, round, emerald, or heart-shaped stone, aquamarine will always look amazing.
Depending on the style you want, you can even use several aquamarine stones or arrange a particular cut. Aquamarine will look different depending on its color and ring size. Below are several aquamarine rings from our collection. The Sardinia ring is an excellent choice for everyone who likes statement jewelry with a unique design. This ring has a square-shaped aquamarine, combined with a platinum ring and small diamonds surrounding the stone.
This ring is ideal for anyone who loves vintage-style rings with one big stone and two small ones as accents. The Gateshead Ring takes center stage with three aquamarines on a simple platinum ring that holds them tight.
The Tide ring is a beautiful vintage ring that features a square-cut aquamarine surrounded by small diamonds. Filigree details adorn the base of the well-crafted platinum ring.
This modern ring showcases a sleek design. The aquamarine gemstone is surrounded by white diamonds. Aquamarine is a wonderful stone that works well with a lot of different styles.
Its rich symbolism makes it an ideal choice for an engagement ring, as it marks the beginning of a new life chapter for two people to share. We also offer free shipping and free returns so that you can shop with utmost convenience and confidence. Fascinated by aquamarine? Here you can read more about aquamarine gemstone. Rating 7. It is, however, not resistant to breaking or chipping due to sharp blows.
With adequate care and maintenance, you can expect your aquamarine engagement ring to last a lifetime. Both the gemstones have a similar sea-blue color, amazing clarity and durability. Yet they are different in composition and price. Aquamarine comes from the same beryl family as emeralds and undergoes some enhancement to achieve an intense blue hue. Swiss blue topaz, on the other hand, is a colorless gem that is exposed to heat and irradiation techniques to give it a vivid Caribbean blue hue.
Aquamarine is not only a breathtaking gemstone but also a valuable choice for an engagement ring. If you are on a budget, a Swiss blue topaz will be the perfect alternative.
The most valuable aquamarines are chiefly mined in Brazil. Although aquamarines come in a range of blue to greenish-blue hues just like seawater, the dark-colored gems with a more intense blue hue are the most desirable.
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