Not everything has to be a diamond.
Sapphire, ruby and other colored stones are part of the ordinary work here, in new pieces and in resetting stones people already own.
Why people choose one.
Rarely about price. Usually about not wanting the same ring as everyone else, or about a stone that already means something.
- A colored center stone
Sapphire in particular is hard-wearing enough for a ring worn every day.
- A stone from a piece in the family
Colored stones turn up constantly in inherited jewelry, and they reset as well as diamonds do.
- Color alongside diamonds
As accents, or a colored center framed by diamond. The ruby ring in the case now is exactly this.
- A birthstone she will actually wear
Made into something someone will put on.
Colored stone pieces.
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Cushion Cut Tanzanite and Diamond Halo White Gold Ring$6,038
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Vivid Pink Sapphire Halo Cocktail Ring in White Gold$17,550
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White Gold Cushion Emerald and Diamond Pavé Cocktail Ring$5,460
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Purplish Pink Sapphire White Gold Tennis Bracelet$5,438
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Cornflower Blue Sapphire Halo Chain Bracelet in White Gold$20,250
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Oval Pigeon Blood Ruby Three-Stone Ring in White Gold$159,375
