More and more couples are opting for non-traditional engagement rings. Diamond rings are stunning and are always a good option, but if you’re considering a different type of ring, here are a few options.
Green Garnet:
Cluster rings have been around for a while, but this cluster ring includes colourful gems that catch the eye.
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Source: Mociun.com ($2,500.00)
Sapphire:
Sapphires are deeply stunning stones that typically appears in a blue colour, but can also be yellow, purple, orange, and green.
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Source: Brilliantearth.com ($4355.00)
Opal:
Opals also come in many different colours and sizes, which make them a great option for personalized engagement rings.
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Source: bluenile.com ($1,150)
Aquamarine:
Often found in light blue, aquamarine is adds a delicate touch to an engagement ring.
Source: debebians.com ($3,930.00)
Tanzanite:
Tanzanite is a very rare stone (about 1000 times rarer than diamonds). They are typically a rich deep blue, but sometimes they can be found in purple shades.
Source: gemvara.com ($2,345)
Morganite:
Named after J.P. Morgan, this stone has a beautiful rose colour.
Source: shopvale.com ($1,150.00)
Ruby:
Rubies are commonly known to be red, and they stand out on any ring. Having a ruby as a centre stone really makes a bold statement for an engagement ring.
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Source: jeenjewels.com ($649.00)
Dinosaur Bone:
For the truly unique and ancient rooted look, consider this dinosaur bone ring. It’s one of a kind, and will definitely be remembered.
Source: moniquepean.com ($9,980)
Lab-Created Diamonds:
Lab generated diamonds are also becoming more popular. They typically cost about 20% less than equivalent natural diamonds, making them a great budget saver. Scientists are able to great a wide variety of colours, including white, black, yellow and blue diamonds.
Source: labcreateddiamondrings.org ($690-$2815)
