Ruby Engagement Rings: The Ruby Gemstone comes from the corundum family of gemstones. Along with sapphires the ruby is considered to be the second hardest of all natural minerals, second only to the diamond. Corundum gemstones are associated with sapphires and their...
Emerald Engagement Rings are probably the number one choice of gemstone, after diamonds and sapphires, to be set into an engagement ring. An Emerald is what is known as a Beryl and the beryl must be green in color to be classed as an Emerald. Along with the ever...
White Sapphire Rings: White or colorless sapphires are often used as an alternative to Diamonds in today’s engagement rings. However, it is important to note that while white (or colorless) sapphires do initially look to be diamonds, they do not have that same...
The Yellow Sapphire Ring is one of the most popular choice of gemstone after the ever sought after Blue Sapphire. The Yellow Sapphire Ring and the Pink Sapphire Ring are pretty much neck and neck in popularity. Many yellow sapphire gemstones are often thought to have...
Green Sapphires in engagement rings are increasing in popularity by leaps and bounds. They have picked up a lot of attention in recent years and often look quite stunning as an engagement ring, especially the shades of teal, mint, and forest green that Sapphires are...
In modern-day jewelry Pink Sapphire Engagement Rings are the most popular choice after the traditional blue sapphire. In recent years, many brides-to-be have chosen a pink theme for their weddings and have turned towards various shades of pink instead of the...
