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What does my coloured engagement ring symbolise?


What does my coloured engagement ring symbolise

Understanding the meaning behind the colour of your engagement ring gives extra depth to the final choice of your loved one in the selection of a ring for your imminent union. From yellow diamond engagement rings to sapphire rings each has its own unique meaning. These are some of the reasons your significant other may have chosen a specific coloured gemstone to feature in your engagement ring.

Yellow diamond engagement rings

Yellow diamonds symbolise renewal, cheerfulness and hope. This is a touching sentiment for an engagement ring as it demonstrates a willingness to open a new chapter as a pair and hope for a bright and happy future. Yellow diamonds are an especially stunning choice for vintage inspired designs.

Pink diamond engagement rings

Pink diamonds represent creativity and an opening of the heart. As an engagement ring, pink diamonds offer a charming feminine touch and an unparalleled adoration of a loved one. As one of the rarest of diamonds in the world it is a spectacular statement of love.

Sapphire engagement rings

Sapphires signify wisdom, sincerity and good fortune. The choice of a sapphire engagement ring inspires faith in a positive future with a sincere love for one another. Sapphires are fit for royalty, the chosen stones of both Princess Diana and Duchess Kate Middleton.

Blue diamond engagement rings

Blue diamonds express eternal devotion, tranquillity and prosperity. A blue diamond engagement ring could be chosen to bring an element of calm and truth in finding peaceful resolutions throughout your union. It also embodies the endless dedication of your loved one.

The beautiful meaning behind each of these coloured gemstones brings an extra element to your white gold engagement ring and a sense of wonder surrounding a shared future with your loved one.

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