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Bridal outfits reflect trends and it is not uncommon for yesteryear’s designs and
colors to make a comeback. Wedding dresses have grown beyond
the plain and pure white, creams, pinks and peaches have held
sway for almost a decade now. When it
comes to jewelry accessories for the big day, most fashion
gurus that pearls have carved a permanent place for themselves.
The emergence of cultured pearls from China and the rest of the
world has, opened up new avenues for fine look pearls at pleasant prices. The
Chinese did not introduce pearls to bridal trends, the pearl look has always
found favor for the occasion. But before the advent of moderately
priced cultured pearls, you either chose the high dollar naturals or, settled
for very cheap imitations – plastics and resins
kissed with a pearl-like coating.
The wedding or engagement
ring, had one feature that stuck to the occasion – the white,
flashy, diamond glitter. Here again, it was a natural diamond
ring or a cheaper version with factory produced cheap CZ
(cubic zirconia) stones. But somewhere down the road, brave
wedding experts suggested that adding some color would not
discount the solemn event – bridal rings broke free from there
so far colorless façade. Brides loved the look of natural
gemstones that hissed color and life. The fact that bridal
rings with natural colored gems, are available at a fraction
of what elaborate diamond rings would cost meant that,
finances fell in line with current economic situations too.
Just remember that your
wedding or engagement ring could have a center gem that is not
a diamond but include, diamonds as highlights. While most of
you would choose your favorite gem or gem color for the ring,
you might want to follow the trend of picking your birthstone
for the important occasion. The tradition of wearing a
birthstone date back to thousands of years and remains active
to this day. Since a wedding symbolizes the ultimate
relationship between two individuals, exchanging birthstones
in your rings would be appropriate too.
When choosing a gem for your
wedding or engagement ring, avoid patronizing fashion and
trends, you will want to wear your ring for a lifetime so, let
other factors prevail. The top three gems namely, ruby,
sapphire and emerald still command a high demand but, your
choice can encompass a range of other colored gemstones too.
Based on their rarity and upward price movement we would add,
aquamarine, pink tourmaline, green tourmaline and tanzanite to
the above list. At Kaisilver we let you choose the gem of your
choice and do not limit you to names mentioned on our website.
You can therefore demand exotic stones like demantoid,
tsavorite and the entire spectrum of colors in spinel when
ordering from us.
We are often asked whether
it is appropriate to wear a wedding or engagement ring with a
synthetic (man made) gem. Our answer is a bit conservative –
while we have nothing against synthetic gems and appreciate
their beauty and friendly prices, they should ideally be kept
out of special jewels. A good jeweler can describe and discuss
options with you, so begin with choosing the right source for
your ring. If you want to have a green gem set in your ring,
you surely have a range of natural gems to choose from –
emerald is not the only option. This holds true for other gem
colors too, so think twice before accepting a fake gem. Gem
size and even gem grades can help customize price
configurations, your jeweler should help with more details.
Kaisilver Rings : To begin
with, we are not the only source for your jewel evaluate
options before you pick a jeweler. However are ARE the only
jeweler to offer complete guidance and advice even when, it is
quite clear that you do not plan to order anything from us.
Our support experts at
sales@kaisilver.com will be
glad to help you, so grab the benefit of their expertise
before finalizing your purchase. We custom make all kinds of
fine jewelry, the design, metal and gemstone can follow your
choice. We have sprinkled this page with some excellent
examples of rings that would be suitable for you. Remember
that, design modifications and gemstones can always be picked
by you. And if you prefer to pick a design from our selection,
you get to choose the metal (gold, 925 silver, platinum) and
the gem – this is true of every single jewel.
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Tanzanite: A rare gem that is
found in just one country, Tanzania. Piped as a gem that
is rarer than a diamond, this gemstone is exotic and
unique adding a classic flavor to your wedding or
engagement ring. The violet-blue color of Tanzanite
makes it perfect for all metal colors. And if you dare
to be different get this gorgeous gem set in the soft
color of rose gold. We offer all three gold colors
namely, white, yellow and rose for your jewelry. No
matter what the style concept of your bridal dress,
Tanzanite will inspire without overpowering the overall
look. Review details of the RG214 Kaisilver tanzanite
ring here.
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Tourmaline: Another gem that
occurs in half a dozen colors but, is highly prized when
it is green or pink. While some of you might find the
green in tourmaline to be a shade too dark, pink
tourmaline is unlikely to disappoint. Tightened supply
conditions has moved prices upward but, pink tourmaline
is still more affordable as compared to pink sapphire.
If you fancy a wedding or engagement ring with a
substantial gem size that is shaped and cut, with unique
style and zest – trust pink tourmaline to help reign in
the price tag. Learn more about this pink tourmaline
heart ring and also about the legendary claddagh ring
here.
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| Aquamarine: One of the most
sturdy gems from the beryl mineral family, aquamarine
reminds you of the peaceful sea. A relatively light blue
color, sets aquamarine apart from other blue gems. A
white gold aquamarine diamond ring, should be a perfect
fit for the auspicious occasion. This is one gem that
spells sheer style without screaming for appreciation, a
confident look that will blend well with bridal dresses
in all colors and styles. Custom
made like all Kaisilver jewelry in gold or 925 sterling
silver. Get to know more about this elegant aquamarine
ring here.
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Sapphire: The only reason why you see
more blue sapphire rings as compared to pink sapphire
rings is that, most people believe that natural
sapphires are always blue. You could order this pink
sapphire ring with a round or oval gem stone too. Gold
options include 14k and 18k white, yellow or rose gold.
Rest assured that the sterling silver sapphire ring will
also have the same fine quality of craftsmanship. Review
the full report on this awesome pink sapphire gold or
925 silver ring here.
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| Blue Sapphire:
Patronized by the royals for centuries, blue sapphire
engagement rings are extremely popular among men and
ladies. The option of 5mm or 6mm square blue sapphire
gems in this gold or 925 silver sapphire ring allows you
to personalize the jewel for all ring sizes. And if you
happen to be getting this jewel for your lovely lady,
you might want to mix sapphires with different colors in
the RG220-BS Kaisilver sapphire ring. Learn all you need
to know about this elegant ring here.
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| Ruby: Technically belonging to the same
corundum mineral family that sapphires come from, ruby
has enjoyed a royal and respectful history. Simply put,
red corundum is ruby and corundum in all other colors is
to be referred to as sapphire. Long believed to
symbolize true love and devotion, this gem is perfect
for a bridal ring. Once again, trust us to comb the
mines to get you the best ruby for the dollars that you
spend. The RG215 ruby diamond band ring represents the
timeless wedding band, moderately priced and yet not a
bundle of compromise, more details are available
here.
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Emerald: The gem that impressed
Cleopatra so much that, she mistook some of her peridot
gems for emerald. An emerald wedding or engagement ring
might call for some care and attention, this because of
the natural properties of the gem. Scientifically
referred to as a green beryl, emerald looks it’s best
when set in a white gold ring – scatter a few diamonds
in the design and the jewel will never fail to attract
praise. A yellow or white gold emerald diamond ring, a
jewel as pure and consistent as your love for her. Read
all about the RG137 emerald ring here.
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| Demantoid: If you
thought that diamonds bring the maximum fire and glitter
and fire to a jewel, wait till see Pathe Demantoid. A
very rare gem that is generally found in sizes of 1 to
1.5 carats. So if you choose a ring with a gem that is
around 5-6mm round or upto 7x5mm oval – we can craft the
jewel with a natural demantoid gem. Green with a hint of
yellow helps bring out the true fire of this gem –
gemologists confirm that the dispersion of demantoid
beats that of a diamond. It is the dispersion that both
diamonds and demantoid rely on for their fire –
demantoid happens to do it better. Most of the rings
shown on this report can be customized to accomodate a
demantoid gem. Email our support experts for guidance
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With colored gemstones
clearly making a presence in bridal jewels, diamonds which
were once the only choice have not exactly disappeared.
Marketing gimmicks did push up the popularity of diamond
engagement rings and wedding bands for many decades. Today’s
couples realize that the durability and depth of their
relationship is all in the heart – this has in a way freed the
mind from diamond domination and ushered in an era of color
and glitter.
And if you wish
to be inspired with the centuries old tradition of
birthstones, refer to the Kai Silver birthstone chart below.
An engagement or wedding ring is truly a jewel that involves
two special individuals, brought together by the desire to
spend the rest of their lives together - as one. Your bridal
jewel could assemble your birthstone and that of your spouse.
But if you wish to keep just one birth stone in your wedding
or engagement ring, you might want to exchange birthstones -
this adds a special meaning to the jewel.
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Kaisilver can custom make
all types of gold and silver jewelry. The
designs for your custom made jewellery requirements can be
yours or ours. With gem procurement capabilities extending to
every mining location on the globe, we provide all
gemstone options for both gold and sterling silver custom
jewelry. The fact that we maintain complete control over
the entire design and production process including gem
procurement and custom cutting, reduces the need and expenses
of multiple middlemen. What this means is that you get
more gem and jewelry value for the money that you
pay. You do not get saddled with fancy overheads and high
sales staff commissions. Our support team
can be contacted at sales@kaisilver.com with any
questions or requirements that you might have.
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