Aquamarine and Sapphire Pave White Gold Ring
Sapphire White Gold Pave Diamond Ring
White Gold Diamond Sapphire
Sapphire Marquise White Gold Pave Diamond Ring
Platinum Sapphire Ring
Platinum Sapphire Ring
Aquamarine White Gold Ring
Sapphire Yellow Gold
Sapphire Yellow Gold
Sapphire Rose Gold
Blue Topaz Yellow Gold Ring
Aquamarine Yellow Gold Ring
Aquamarine Yellow Gold
Sapphire Yellow Gold
Sapphire Yellow Gold
Aquamarine White Gold Ring
Aquamarine, March Birthstone
“Something old, something new
Something borrowed, something blue
And a silver sixpence in her shoe.”
This pre-19th century English rhyme has been a standby for modern brides, along with the proverb, “Marry in blue, lover be true.” Blue has always been associated with purity, grace, trust, commitment and protection. In ancient Rome the bride wore blue to symbolize loyalty and fidelity. In many cultures, blue is a color of divinity and spiritual intuition. To many, blue can also symbolize new beginnings, optimism, opportunity – blue skies; a bright new day!
On your wedding, feature a splash of cool blue on your ring, neck, wrists, or hanging from your ears with this wonderful color connotation in mind. Blue stones can resemble a delicate grace as the icy aquamarine, bold elegance as the blue topaz, deep mystery as the sapphire, and strong earthly wisdom as the turquoise.
“Something blue” as a stunning piece of jewelry, can be passed down through generations as a gracious wedding heirloom. How will you embody the symbolism of blue on your wedding day?
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