Alexandrite Ring 7.35 Carat Color Change Natural Gem

A 7.35-carat transparent natural Alexandrite color change gem is surrounded by a halo of 21 brilliant white diamonds in this new 18K w...

Perfectly, outrageously flashy, and fun, this Midcentury (circa 1950s) cocktail ring is bursting with marquise-cut rubies and round brilliant diamonds. There are 3.30 carats of rubie...

A spectacular and rare jewel worthy of a royal's finger! This magnificent 1950s-era handmade 14K yellow gold ring features a massive 20.5 carat luminous, transparent, vivid green natural emerald from Russia. The stone has been GIA certified as a natural emerald of Russian origin. Unlike so many large emeralds, this is no pale, washed-out stone the color of an old Coke bottle...

An absolutely gorgeous bright, canary yellow sapphire weighing 12.5 carats is surrounded by three halos of firey diamonds for a Retro ring that is hypnotically beautiful. The 75 eye-...

This gorgeous one-of-a-kind ring features a rare gem known by two names: sphene or titanite. From a 3/4 angle in low light, it looks like the finest peridot gem. But add some light a...

A gleaming lipstick red cabochon of natural precious coral is claw-set into a hand-fabricated 18K white gold mounting in this midcentury ring. Three eye-clean and near-colorless diamonds are set on either side like parenthesis and weigh around .35 carats in total. Measuring 22mm x 12mm, the coral is a stunning, evenly-toned vivid lipstick red with the high-gloss polish of a grand piano. This is a bold, impeccably crafted ring is so perfectly chic. This is a pristine cabochon of coral in the most prized color coral is found in and without any trace of a bluish tint. This color and quality of coral is becoming more elusive by the day. The rich red coral you see here comes from coral branches that are close to the surface of the warm waters off the coast of Italy. It's this coral that has been largely over-harvested. As a result, most of the coral must today be brought up from deeper water and it does not possess this intense red color. This is a truly remarkable ring, not merely for its beauty and vintage character but also because of its immaculate condition. This magnificent gem-quality red coral ring with...

Like a chameleon, Alexandrite can change its color. First found in Russia, it became a symbol of Russian jewelry history. Large crystals of good quality are almost never found in nat...

.39ct Natural Color Change Alexandrite & Diamond Ring In Platinum Introducing a mesmerizing Natural Alexandrite Ring, exquisitely crafted in 900 Platinum. This elegant piece showcas...

Brazilian Natural Alexandrite & Diamond Color Change Band Ring in White Gold Presenting an exquisite ring, elegantly crafted in 14k white gold, adorned with a captivating band of .3...

Like a chameleon, Alexandrite can change its color. First found in Russia, it became a symbol of Russian jewelry history. Large crystals of good quality are almost never found in nat...

.36ct Natural Color Change Alexandrite & Diamond Ring In Yellow Gold and Platinum Introducing a stunning natural Alexandrite ring, masterfully crafted in a luxurious blend of 18k yellow gold and platinum. The centerpiece of the ring is a rare .36ct marquise Alexandrite, known for its enchanting color-changing properties, adding an element of allure and mystique. The beautiful alexandrite changes color from a green to purple hue, depending on the light source. Further enhancing the center stone are .50ctw of marquise and baguette diamonds, each diamond radiating with SI clarity and a near colorless white hue, lending an air of sophistication and sparkle. Currently sized at 7, this ring has been designed with both beauty and comfort in mind. Should you require a different size, we offer a customization service for an additional fee. The ring has a substantial feel with a weight of 6.62 grams, blending style and comfort. This rare alexandrite ring...

This one of a kind marvel is a one of one in existence. Alexandrite at sizes greater 1 carat are rarely found across all geographic sources to begin with, but 1 carat stones from Bra...