Sapphire Colors for Engagement Rings

The traditional color of sapphire for an engagement ring is a blue sapphire.  The highest quality blue sapphire would be a rich, deep royal blue Ceylon sapphire.  However, blue is not the only color found in sapphire!  Another extremely rare and valuable sapphire is a Padparadscha sapphire, a deep saturated pinkish-orange color.  Not all peach sapphires are classified as Padparadscha sapphire, but a nice peach sapphire is still rare!  Purple sapphire and pink sapphire are close to the top of this list in popularity, and while green sapphire is not often sought after, it can be found in shades of blue, green, and yellow-green, and it can be absolutely gorgeous, surrounded by white diamonds.  see the full article

Seven Engagement Ring and Wedding Band Concepts

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Black Diamonds for Wedding and Engagement Rings

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The Uniqueness of Rose Gold

Popular Rose Gold Engagement Ring Settings

Rose gold, also called red or pink gold, is an alloy of copper and gold; it has a lovely, warm, rosy hue. Experiencing a rise of popularity, rose gold engagement rings topped the chart with Blake Lively's Giant two million dollar rose gold engagement ring.  From fashion designers such as Michael Kors all the way to haute couture, rose gold is rocking the world.   The warm peachy tones are perfect for an engagement ring.  Rose gold speaks volumes about the alternative bride: it takes you back to the Roman Empire, yet keeps you grounded with it's earth tones.  
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The Origin of Black Diamonds

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