Jewelry, the Gift of Love

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Jewelry, the Gift of Love

As Valentine’s Day nears, I start to remember what this special time has meant to me over the years. For many people, this cold February day is etched into their minds forever as the time they got engaged. After all, jewelry is the gift of love. If you are planning to propose this Valentine’s Day, you will need to shop for the perfect ring. Besides diamonds, people are increasingly popping the question with other rings made out of other type of stones such as emerald, Morganite, tanzanite, and sapphire. On this blog, you will learn how to pick the right engagement stone for your beautiful bride to be. Enjoy!

3 Ways To Infuse Sport Team Colors Into Engagement Rings

If your partner is a die-hard sports fan and your fandom has become a key part of the relationship, then you can find ways to celebrate your love together and your love for sports at the same time. When you shop for an engagement ring, you can find ways to get creative.

Learn some of the unique ways to infuse sports team colors right into the ring and surprise your partner with the unique design. Jewelers who sell custom diamond engagement rings can help you choose rings that add the team colors you seek.

1. Side Stone Colors

If you want a classic engagement ring design, then consider a three-stone set. A three-stone set features a big diamond in the middle and a smaller side stone set on each side. Instead of making each stone a diamond, you could choose gemstone colors for the side stones. You could pick the primary color for your sports team or two separate colors.

For example, if you love the New York Giants, then you could choose a ruby red stone on one side and a blue sapphire stone on the other. The stone's colors will stand out, but not take away from the elegance of the big diamond in the middle.

2. Eternity Stones

Showcase team colors all around an engagement ring when you choose an option with eternity stones. Eternity stones include small gemstones that go completely around the band. You could feature one big stone at the top or just the band of stones. A custom stone design allows you to select the exact pattern of colors.

For example, if you and your partner love the LA Lakers, then you could select alternating purple and yellow stones to go around the band. Play around with different patterns and themes to see how the designs will look. Three purple stones in a row with a single yellow stone between each section could create a striking look as well.

3. Band Colors

The team colors you select do not need to just reflect on the stones you select. You have the option to select a unique band color that matches team colors. For example, if one of the primary colors includes white, then you could select white gold for the band. If the team uses gold or yellow, then a traditional gold band will work.

You could even create a custom design that includes a darker finish like black gold. A jeweler will showcase your options and the various design features available.

Plan ahead to ensure your custom ring gets made in time for your engagement. Contact a local custom jewelry store to learn more about custom engagement rings. 


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