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Jewelry

Choosing Gemstone Rings

When it comes to buying gemstone rings there are many factors to take into consideration. Obviously, cost will play a part in the final choice of which ring to opt for and so, too, will your favourite gemstone but what about the cut and the clarity of the gemstone in the ring? From sapphires to diamonds there are a great many precious gems that can be combined with a variety of precious and semi-precious metals in order to create exquisite looking jewellery.

 

Sapphires are a popular choice of gemstone because they come in many different colours and are found in a number of countries in the world. A ruby is, in fact, a red sapphire and regardless of the colour of gemstone rings you are considering, the sapphire will have been heat treated before it was cut and mounted. This helps to improve the clarity and ensure a better looking finish for your jewellery.

 

Emeralds are not as tough as many of their gemstone counterparts, registering a 7.5 – 8 out of 10 on the Mohs scale. Emeralds are green although you can find them in a huge array of hues from yellow green to blue green. Unlike diamonds and other precious stones, emeralds are graded by eye and are considered flawless if no inclusions can be seen with the naked eye. Emerald gemstone rings are more prone to damage than other gemstones but it still takes a lot of effort to cause this damage.

 

Tsavorite is a more recently discovered gemstone that is only found in one particular location throughout the world which makes it rare and valuable. It is found along the border between Kenya and Tanzania. It has an extremely vivid green colour and was extremely popular with Tiffany and Co of New York. Despite this, tsavorite is reasonably affordable when compared to other gemstones.

 

Gemstone rings can make beautiful gifts for special occasions and are ideal especially as engagement rings. Eternity rings, or as a family heirloom, they know no equal and offer a truly incredible and heartfelt gift for your daughter or granddaughter and one that will be cherished as it is passed on from one generation to the next.

 

Visit www.selini.co.uk to see our range of exquisitely designed and beautifully crafted gemstone rings . From sapphires to diamonds you can enjoy beautiful looking rings for any occasion or celebration.