Gemstone Guide

Matching Gemstones and Metals: Finding the Perfect Pair

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Choosing the right metal for your gemstone isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about durability, contrast, and personal style. Whether you love classic gold or modern platinum, here’s how to pair your gemstone with the perfect metal for a stunning engagement ring or wedding band.

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Sapphires & Metals: Timeless and Versatile

Yellow Gold brings rings out the rich, royal blue of sapphires for a classic, regal aesthetic.

White Gold & Platinum offer a sleek and modern pairing that makes the sapphire’s deep blue stand out even more.

Rose Gold adds a warm, romantic contrast that creates a unique, vintage-inspired look.

Princess Diana’s iconic sapphire engagement ring—now worn by Kate Middleton—helped boost the popularity of sapphire rings worldwide!

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Emeralds & Metals: Go for Contrast!

Yellow Gold evokes a vintage dream! The warm hue of yellow gold enhances the deep green of emeralds, creating a regal and timeless look.

White Gold & Platinum metals provide a sleek, modern contrast that makes the emerald’s color pop. Bonus: Platinum is super durable, ideal for protecting this slightly softer gem.

Rose Gold with emerald offers a unique, romantic pairing. The pinkish tone of rose gold complements emeralds with a softer, nature-inspired look.

Did you know? Ancient Romans believed emeralds were a gift from Venus, the goddess of love, making them a perfect match for engagement rings.

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Rubies & Metals: Bold and Fiery

Yellow Gold and Ruby are the classic combo! The deep red of rubies against yellow gold screams old Hollywood glamour

White Gold & Platinum add a cool, contemporary contrast to rubies, making them appear even more vibrant.

Rose Gold enhances the warmth of rubies, creating a romantic, vintage feel.

Did you know that the world's most expensive ruby ring, the Sunrise Ruby, sold for over $30 million!

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Aquamarine & Metals: Cool and Coastal

The crisp, silvery tone of White Gold & Platinum enhances aquamarine’s oceanic hues, giving off serious mermaid vibes.

Yellow Gold offer a surprising but stunning contrast—the warmth of gold against aquamarine’s cool blue makes for a striking statement.

Soft, dreamy, and romantic, Rose Gold brings out aquamarine’s ethereal side.

Aquamarine was believed to calm waves and keep sailors safe—hence, the ultimate travel charm!

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