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Gemstone Engagement Rings

Colorful gemstones, from emerald to blue sapphire to make your day full of colors. All gemstones comes from a 100% natural sources.

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Personal, precious and rooted a mythical origin, birthstones are a singular and cherished tradition.

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Personal, precious and rooted a mythical origin, birthstones are a singular and cherished tradition. They are believed to date back to the breastplate of Aaron, which contained twelve gemstones representing the tribes of Israel.

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Gemstone Engagement Rings

When preparing to pop the question, look to Allurez for hundreds of preset gemstone engagement rings. A colorful alternative to traditional diamond settings, gemstone engagement rings are trendy and vivid. They are available in many different settings, from bold double halos to subdued and contemporary tension solitaires. All of these styles will make for a memorable proposal and an ideal expression of your love. Many of these styles include both diamonds and other jewels, so you will not have to settle for just one. This also allows you to personalize your ring with a birthstone or favorite gem while still having the traditional luxury of diamonds. Additionally, black and champagne diamonds are a great compromise between diamonds and gems. A large variety of shapes are available for the center stones of these gemstone engagement rings. From standard round and princess cuts to more adventurous pear and cushion cuts, you can easily find a cut that suits your partner’s style. These center jewels are often surrounded by diamonds, in shapes such as halos, butterflies, and twisted accents. Solitaires are a great way to show off a single jewel, and they come in many different setting styles, such as the unique tension setting, which uses spring loading to secure the center stone in place. These jewels appear to float in mid-air, making them visually intriguing. While tension solitaires are highly contemporary, antique and vintage settings give a solitaire a timeless feel. These settings feature intricate engravings and filigree, and they are ideal for a woman who appreciates traditional styles and modern construction. Antique and vintage settings are also available with multiple jewels. These are only a few of the settings and styles available for gemstone engagement rings from Allurez. Additionally, we offer several different metals, including all colors of gold, palladium, and platinum. Rose, yellow, two-tone, and white gold pieces are all available, in either 18K or 14K. You can choose a metal based on personal preference, price range, or perhaps based on your ideal wedding bands. Regardless of the options you choose, you are sure to find the perfect piece of jewelry to propose with.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where Do You Buy Gemstones?

You can buy gemstones at Allurez. Buy loose gemstones including sapphires, rubies, emeralds and amethysts, among others. You can also purchase gemstone jewelry, including customized options and rings you design yourself using our tool.

What Is a Gemstone?

Gemstone refers to pieces of specific types of crystals that are cut and polished so they can be included in jewelry. Not all stones are considered gems, though. Typically, to be considered a gem, the stone must be able to resist damage from scratches and present what is known as "fire." This is the color and clarity that allows a gemstone to sparkle.

What Is the Most Valuable Gemstone?

The value of a gemstone depends on its size, clarity and other factors. However, when all things are equal, some types of gemstone are typically worth more than others. Some of the most valuable gemstones in the world include blue diamonds, jadeite, pink and red diamonds and emeralds.

How Do You Clean Gemstones?

Clean gemstones in a mixture of mild detergent with a little water and ammonia. Swish the gemstones or jewelry around in the mixture and then dry them with a soft, lint-free towel. If you're cleaning stones in settings, you can use a soft toothbrush to brush away dirt that might be stuck in the setting.

How Many Types of Gemstones Are There?

There are hundreds of gemstone types. Some of them are considered precious or semiprecious because of their rarity and value. These are gemstones such as diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies.

How Much Are Gemstones Worth?

The value of gemstones varies widely. It depends on the type of stone, how big it is, the clarity and color of the stone and other factors. Gemstone prices and value can range from around $100 to millions of dollars.

How Do You Buy Gemstones?

Investing in gemstone jewelry can be fun, but you should always start with a plan:

  • Why are you buying the stone? This helps you figure out which type of gemstone to buy. If it's a gift, you might pick a stone in the person's favorite color. You can also match stones to birth months.
  • What is your budget? How much you have to spend helps you narrow down your choices. You may be able to do more with certain semiprecious stones, for example, if your budget is limited.
  • What's most important to you? A stone with exceptional fire can be more expensive. However, you can get a higher quality stone with less money if you aren't worried that much about size.

Learn more about buying gemstones in our gemstone buying guide or exotic gemstone buying guide.

How Do You Classify Gemstones?

Gemstones are classified as precious or semiprecious. Precious gemstones include diamonds, sapphires, emeralds and rubies. Most other gemstones are considered semiprecious.

What Is the Most Popular Gemstone for an Engagement Ring?

Diamonds are by far the most popular choice for engagement rings. But that doesn't mean you have to go with tradition. Sapphires, rubies and emeralds are also popular, and you can choose any gemstone you prefer for an engagement ring.