
Colored Gemstone Engagement Rings: Unexpected. Unforgettable. Unapologetically personal.
Color, symbolism, and personal meaning—elevated.
Our Colored Gemstone Engagement Rings collection is crafted for those who want a ring as distinctive as their love story. From timeless ruby to romantic morganite, each piece offers an extraordinary alternative to tradition through thoughtful design, meaningful color, and refined craftsmanship.
Color, symbolism, and personal meaning—elevated.
Our Colored Gemstone Engagement Rings collection is crafted for those who want a ring as distinctive as their love story. From timeless ruby to romantic morganite, each piece offers an extraordinary alternative to tradition through thoughtful design, meaningful color, and refined craftsmanship.
This collection features the best colored gemstones for engagement rings—natural and lab-created sapphires, emeralds, rubies, morganites, and aquamarines—each with its own color spectrum, symbolism, and unique beauty. Whether you’re drawn to soft peach, moody teal, or intense green, our collection helps you express your personal style through the language of color.
Each engagement ring is handcrafted in recycled 14K yellow, white, or rose gold, or platinum, with customizable gemstone shapes and sizes.
Explore the Gemstones and Their Color Spectrums
Sapphire
One of the most durable colored gemstones for engagement rings (MOHS 9), sapphires are available in an impressive range of hues:
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Classic royal blue
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Pale blue and cornflower
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Peach and champagne
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Pink, magenta, and violet
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Yellow, green, and teal
Sapphires symbolize loyalty, wisdom, and enduring love.
Ruby
Known for its rich red color, rubies also come in a range of tones:
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Pigeon blood (deep red with a hint of blue)
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Vivid pink-red
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Slightly purplish-red
A ruby engagement ring is a bold, timeless symbol of passion, protection, and vitality.
Emerald
Emeralds are known for their lush, garden-like hues and inclusions that create natural texture.
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Vivid green (Colombian-style)
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Blue-green (Zambian-style)
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Soft green to mossy tones
A favorite among vintage-inspired styles, emeralds represent renewal, abundance, and heart-centered love.
Morganite
Morganite offers a soft, romantic palette:
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Light peach and champagne
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Blush pink
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Rosy-coral hues
Morganite symbolizes compassion, emotional connection, and unconditional love. Its warmth pairs beautifully with rose gold.
Aquamarine
A calming and clear gemstone, aquamarine shines in tones such as:
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Pale icy blue
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Seafoam green-blue
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Sky blue with hints of gray
Aquamarines are associated with clarity, harmony, and lasting communication.
Best Colored Gemstones for Engagement Rings: Comparison Table
Gemstone | MOHS Hardness* | Color Range | Symbolism | Best For |
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Sapphire | 9 | Blue, teal, pink, yellow, peach | Loyalty, strength, wisdom | High durability and color options |
Ruby | 9 | Red, pink-red, purplish-red | Passion, vitality, protection | Classic luxury and bold romance |
Emerald | 7.5–8 | Green, bluish-green, mossy | Renewal, harmony, prosperity | Vintage and nature-inspired design |
Morganite | 7.5–8 | Peach, blush pink, champagne | Love, softness, compassion | Romantic and feminine styles |
Aquamarine | 7.5–8 | Sky blue, seafoam, icy blue | Clarity, communication, peace | Minimalist and serene aesthetics |
*The MOHS scale is a 1–10 ranking system used to measure a gemstone's hardness and resistance to scratching, with higher numbers indicating greater durability.
Why Choose a Colored Gemstone Engagement Ring?
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Durable colored gemstones like sapphire and ruby offer heirloom-level wearability.
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Unique alternative gemstones like morganite and aquamarine offer romantic softness.
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Most popular colored gemstones include sapphire, emerald, and morganite, all available in diverse hues.
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Every gemstone tells a story through its origin, color, and symbolism—making your ring deeply personal.
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Custom settings allow you to design the perfect piece for your love story and lifestyle.
Gemstone Types FAQ
Which colored gemstones are most durable for engagement rings?
Sapphires and rubies are the most durable, with a MOHS hardness of 9, making them excellent for everyday wear. Aquamarine, emerald, and morganite (7.5–8) are also suitable with mindful care.
What is the rarest colored gemstone used in engagement rings?
While rarity varies by market, high-quality emeralds with vivid color and minimal inclusions are among the rarest. Certain color sapphires—like padparadscha or teal—are also considered rare.
Which colored gemstone engagement ring is most popular right now?
Peach morganite, teal sapphire, and pink sapphire rings are trending for their soft, romantic appeal and uniqueness.
Can I customize the gemstone color in my ring?
Yes—most rings in our collection are customizable by gemstone color, size, and cut. Our team is here to guide you through gemstone selection based on meaning, lifestyle, and style preferences.
A Ring That Tells Your Story
You don’t have to follow tradition to honor commitment. Whether you're drawn to the soft glow of morganite, the bold confidence of ruby, or the timeless elegance of sapphire, our Colored Gemstone Engagement Rings are designed for individuality, meaning, and enduring beauty.
FAQs
An alternative gemstone engagement ring features a colored center gemstone—like sapphire, aquamarine, tourmaline, or morganite—instead of a traditional diamond. It’s a meaningful way to express personality, style, or even birthstone symbolism.
Yes, many alternative gemstones—such as sapphires and tourmalines—are well-suited for engagement rings. We carefully curate gemstones that balance beauty and durability so your ring can be worn and loved every day.
We offer both. Since sustainable lab-created diamonds are so popular, you will find them as a standard on our product pages. If you prefer natural diamonds they are available for a modest upcharge. Both options are hand-selected for brilliance and quality.
Absolutely. You can choose your center gemstone, diamond halo style (classic or cluster), shape, and metal color (yellow, white, or rose gold). We’ll guide you through every detail to ensure it’s the perfect fit—visually and symbolically.
Each design is available in 14k yellow gold, white gold, or rose gold, and platinum. Gold is also available in 10k or 18k by request allowing you to match your personal style or existing wedding set.
Yes, many of the settings we show with colored gemstones have side diamonds or diamond halos. You have your choice of lab created diamonds or natural diamonds.
Yes! Any Lisa Robin engagement ring style can be crafted with a colored gemstone. Just contact us for options.
We’re here to help. Whether you’re drawn to color, meaning, or birthstones, we’ll guide you toward the perfect choice—and help you understand what makes each gem unique.
If you're looking for a unique centrepiece for your engagement ring, colored gemstones can be a great choice. From stunning sapphires to delicate morganite and vibrant emeralds, there are a variety of types to choose from. Discover more about each type and find the perfect fit for your ring
Curious about all of the design options available for an engagement ring? In this guide, we'll explore the wondrous world of engagement ring styles, from classic solitaires to custom creations.
We’ll design and craft the one-of-a-kind engagement or wedding ring of your dreams.
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