Diamonds are all time favourite and a perfect luxe master piece for engagement & weddings. However, youngsters do not mind trying other options apart from diamonds. Now-a-days, colourful gemstone jewellery is in trend.
Coloured gemstone embedded engagement rings, wedding bands and other accessories look stunning and marvellous while you wear them during special occasions.
A transparent, sparkling diamond is matchless as it can be styled and designed with other metals. While setting a gemstone requires more expertise. Analyse how you will match a gemstone with other types of gems or pair it with other pricey metal.
Are you looking for a vintage setting for your precious stone? Or do you want a more contemporary gemstone ring that complements your style? When you choose settings that complement your gemstone, the outcome is a stunning—and absolutely unique gemstone jewellery!
Below are some suggestions if you wish to add gemstone to your jewellery:
Be Careful With Metals
Pairing gemstone with different metals enhances the appearance of jewellery. Cool toned gemstones such as blue topaz, amethyst and aquamarine look beautiful with white gold, platinum and palladium.
Warmer tones work well with yellow gold, and citrine is a good match. Some jewels, on the other hand, look good against both metal colours.
When set against warm or cool metals, sapphires, rubies, emeralds, pearls, and semi - precious stones change colour. While platinum or white gold may bring out a bluer colour in these stones, a richer tone may highlight its plush opulence.
Utilise Side Stones
Gemstones are frequently used as additional stones for a classic diamond band, adding a splash of colour or enhancing the style of a one-of-a-kind engagement ring. To bring more spark to sombre jewels, align diamond in the edges with a gemstone placed in the centre of your engagement and wedding ring.
If you are looking to pair gemstones with other gemstones by using the colour wheel as a guide. White or ivory pearls and transparent Moissanite, of course, complement practically every other gem colour.
However, sapphires and other colourful gemstones must be combined with complimentary or even starkly opposing colours.
Be mindful of any colour combination that appears overly coordinated, such as red and green or black and yellow.
Choose The Shape & Pattern
Consider the patterns and shapes of precious stones embedded in the edges of the jewellery. If you choose spherical stone for your jewellery, always use cut stones in the edges of the jewellery.
Rectangular cut crown jewels should really be matched with other bordered cut stones, such as trillion, emerald, baguette and princess.
Halos on Gemstone Jewellery
A halo is a circle of diamonds that surrounds a central stone. A halo provides a frame or rim around your primary stone, which is one of its most attractive features. Drop halos are halos that are placed beneath the centre stone.
Diamonds are the most popular option for halos but other gemstones may be used to give contrast. However, keep in mind that if you pick another gem colour, you must ensure that it complements your centre stone.
Use seedpod pearls to create an antique halo.
Choose Higher Carat Precious Gemstones
Since diamonds are the most expensive gemstone, enormous carats are incredibly pricey. Gemstones, on the other hand, are often less costly. And certain more abundant jewels, like ruby or amethyst rings, may be acquired in gigantic proportions for a fraction of the cost of a giant diamond.
Gemstones are a low-cost, go-to option for an eye-catching diamond for an engagement ring or other item of jewellery.
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