Gemstone Engagement Rings for the Authentic Bride
When choosing an engagement ring you might think that your options are limited, and that you can only really pick the most traditional and potentially uninspiring stones and designs, even if they do not reflect your personality particularly well.
Thankfully there are actually a lot more options to consider than you might at first assume, so here is a look at the variety available so that your ring choice is as authentically ‘you’ as possible.
Topaz rings for aquatic impact
Kick-starting your search for the ideal piece of jewelry to celebrate your engagement with a look at some amazing, natural London blue topaz rings is a good idea if you are bored of the standard selection preferred in the mainstream.
The beautiful, rich, oceanic blue of topaz makes it an attractive gemstone in its own right, and you can also take your pick from a plethora of cuts to mix things up, ranging from oval and emerald-style cuts to hearts, teardrops and much more besides.
Set in white gold and even offset with the addition of other gemstones, such as natural diamonds, a topaz ring can be a seriously unique signifier of your commitment to your partner.
Amethyst rings for ancient connections
There is a lot of love for amethyst in the world of jewelry, and whether you believe the claimed healing powers that this gemstone possesses or not, there is no doubting the spiritual significance or sheer aesthetic charm of this violet-hued member of the quartz family.
Amethyst engagement rings are often complimented by more than one type of stone to enhance their impact even further, and because amethyst is an accessible and comparatively abundant precious stone, examples can range from the affordable to the high-end, depending on the other adornments included.
Tanzanite rings for modern styling
Tanzanite is an up and coming gemstone which has taken the jewelry market by storm over the past half-century, and since it is only sourced from a small area in Africa it is also somewhat of a standout discovery.
An engagement ring set with a Tanzanite stone could be a good investment if you are in the market for something a little out of the ordinary, and the way that the light plays through the stones and shifts the color and intensity with every passing second should help convince any skeptics that this is a trend that is here to stay.
Ruby for the romantics
While an engagement ring is usually seen as a token to cement the bond between a couple ahead of their wedding, it can also be used to signify the aspects of their relationship which have meant the most to them in the lead-up to popping the question.
Rubies are the richly romantic, passionate red stones that could be considered if you are happy for your engagement ring to speak to the intensity of feeling that exists between you and your partner.
Most importantly, whichever gemstone you choose, be sure to take the time to consider its meaning to you so that the authenticity you crave is fulfilled.
