Gold rings with gemstones are a prestigious and sought-after product that combines beauty, shine and spectacular color. Since the beginning of human civilization, these rings have symbolized love, loyalty and social status and have become a respectable status symbol. Nowadays, gold rings with gemstones are considered not only a valuable jewel, but also a fashionable and artistic expression of personal style.
The world of jewelry offers a wide range of colorful gemstones combined with classic designs and innovative gold ring trends. Choosing the perfect ring allows everyone to express their individuality and commemorate special moments in their life.
Osnat Zilbershtein designs gold rings with unique and special gemstones. As a jewelry designer, she draws inspiration from ancient cultures, nature and travels around the world and creates handmade gold rings set with gemstones. Osnat’s rings combine motives and symbols from various sources and reflect a personal statement and a unique style. Osnat is not only a designer, but an artist who draws inspiration from the world around her and creates unique works of art.
In this article we will give a comprehensive look at the world of gold rings with gemstones – from the common types of stones, through traditional designs and current trends, to tips for choosing the right and long-term maintenance of the precious jewelry.
Osnat uses a wide variety of precious and semi-precious gemstones in her works. Among the common gemstones in gold rings that she designs are the following:
Aquamarine – a blue gemstone in the shades of the sea, some attribute it to the biblical Tarshish gemstone. Has many virtues.
Amethyst – a purple or greenish stone, called in Hebrew Ahlameh – one of the breastplate stones used by the High Priest, some believe that the stone protects against drunkenness.
Topaz – a diverse stone in different colors such as blue and pink.
Tourmaline – a beautiful stone, appears in shades of yellow, pink, green and blue and is associated with self-awareness and tranquility.
Moonstone – usually appears white but sometimes shimmers blue and is then called “rainbow”. Associated with lunar energy which is considered feminine energy.
Sapphire – Sapphire is a precious gemstone in a variety of colors common in gold rings. Sapphire is valued for its rich color and shine.
Turquoise – a popular stone in shades of turquoise, light blue or green. It has been used in many cultures to make amulets.
Ruby – a natural gemstone in a shade ranging from pink to bright red. It is the oldest stone mentioned in the Bible.
Osnat incorporates these stones, and others, into her unique gold ring designs.
How to choose a gold ring with gemstones
Choosing a gold ring with gemstones is a personal and significant decision. Here are some important tips to help you choose the perfect ring:
Customize the ring to your personal style
Matching the gold ring with gemstones to your personal style is an important part of choosing the perfect piece of jewelry. Each of us is unique with our own taste and style, so it is important that the ring reflects our personal personality and aesthetics.
Do you prefer classic designs or modern designs, do you prefer traditional and classic designs such as a solitaire ring with a central diamond or a three-stone ring? Or are you attracted to original and artistic designs?
Also think about your color preferences – do you want a classic yellow gold ring without a gemstone, or with a white diamond, or maybe you want to add some color and uniqueness with colors tones like ruby, Aquamarine, Topaz and even raw gemstones? Polished or raw colored gemstones can give visual richness and personality to the ring.
Choose a ring that fits your lifestyle. If you like simplicity and minimalism, a simple and delicate ring is preferable. On the other hand, if you like an impressive appearance, a more stylish and intricate ring will be suitable.
Set a budget
Setting a budget in advance is an important step in choosing a gold ring with gemstones. Gold rings with gemstones can range in a very wide price range, from hundreds of shekels to thousands of shekels, depending on the type of gold, the size and quality of the stones, and the design of the ring.
Before you go shopping, set a price budget that you’re willing to spend on the ring. This will help you narrow your search to rings that are within your budget. If your budget is relatively low, focus on simpler rings with small or semi-precious stones. For a higher budget, you can consider intricate rings with larger, more expensive stones.
What are the factors affecting the budget?
Gold type – 24 karat gold is more expensive than 14 karat or 18 karat gold.
Size and quality of stones – stones that are larger, free of defects and have excellent cutting are more expensive.
The type of stone – Rubies, Sapphires and Emeralds – are more expensive than stones such as Garnet or Citrin.
Ring design – complex and unique designs made by hand will cost more than off-the-shelf products.
Whether the gold is real or plating – gold plating will be cheaper but less durable and can peel off over time. Real gold will accompany you for decades and even more.
Ring body material – rings in which the base of the ring is made of gold will be very expensive and heavy, compared to rings in which the base of the ring (most of which is hidden anyway) is made of silver and only the upper part surrounding the gemstone is made of gold.
But just before you set your budget, it’s important to remember that this is a long-term investment, so it’s important to find the right balance between quality, design and price that suits you.
Consult an expert
Osnat Zilbershtein has accumulated extensive experience in jewelry design. She will be happy to guide you in choosing the perfect ring for you. Contact Us.