There are a wide variety of options available for engagement rings to choose from when it comes to blue stone engagement rings. There is a wide variety of hues, intensities of blue, and levels of brittleness found in blue stones. The selection of an appropriate "blue" gemstone can be more difficult than one might initially anticipate.
The use of miniature diamonds within the setting of a blue stone engagement ring is one of the most helpful pieces of advice that we can provide. Shoulder or accent diamonds that are white will help your blue stone stand out against their background. For this reason, halo rings, which feature a central stone encircled by outer diamonds, have attained an extraordinary level of popularity.
There is a wide variety of attractive options available for blue gemstones. The following are some of the more well-liked options:
If you are looking for Sapphire and Topaz engagement rings, our recommendation would be to combine white topaz with blue sapphires to achieve contrast between the two gemstones. If you are looking for Sapphire and Topaz wedding bands, we would recommend the same thing.
When it comes to engagement rings with a blue stone, blue sapphires continue to be the most popular choice. The majority of people do not have the financial means to purchase natural fancy blue diamonds. Blue sapphires are available at a cost that is reasonable, despite having a level of hardness that is near the top of the scale (9 on Moh's Scale).
Mining operations for blue topaz are carried out in China, Brazil, Mexico, and Sri Lanka. Blue Topaz is a very well-liked option, and it comes in a wide range of other colors as well. In general, the color of this gemstone is noticeably brighter and more saturated than that of Blue Sapphire. It's possible that the name originates from an ancient island in the Red Sea known as "Topazios." Or it could be derived from a Sanskrit word that means "fire." [1] Topaz, which has a hardness of 8 on Moh's Scale, has a poor resistance to chipping and cracking because of its level of hardness.
Beryl comes in a variety of colors, including blue, which is known as aquamarine. The name literally means "sea water," and it has long been associated with and symbolic of the sea. The association dates back centuries. This gemstone also represents youth, hope, good health, faithfulness, and everlasting love, all of which are ideal connotations for an engagement ring or wedding ring. However, despite their lower resistance to wear and tear, which makes them more susceptible to damage, aquamarines continue to be a popular choice for engagement rings among couples who prefer a lighter, more icy shade of blue.
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